There are other networks out there. My hospitalist group uses Concentrica. Allows us additional features such as document exchange and group discussions with physicians in other facilities.

--Arthur Williams, MD

I want you to stop one minute and think back about a week ago when on national TV they showed a news story how someone with an RFID reader can just walk up behind you and pass the book or case they were holding with the RFID reader in it and gather all your credit card info, instantly.

Now go back about 15 years when someone sitting in a parking lot using a scanner could actually copy your cell phone number and codes and then make all the calls they wanted to. As technology improved, so did the bad guys equipment too.

Why make it that much easier for someone to "STEAL" your medical information and Soc Sec number, address etc: right out of the air? Don't you realize that wireless (called radio waves) circumnavigate the globe every day never ending circles of data and information just waiting to be "plucked" from the sky.. Want to hear an old radio show from the 30's or 40's, if you had the right scanner frequency you could listen to the Jack Benny show, or the Shadow etc: or pick medical information out of the air.
We know that medical fraud is 10 times greater than credit card fraud, so why expose your patients to that or why put your office records at risk as well?
I am not a crusader for prevention of medical theft or theft in general, however as the inventor of a product that has nothing to do with wireless or the storage of data on line, i feel that my insight prevents all of the above from happening. It took me 5 years to develop what i have created and i am willing to share it with those that want to at least look it over!

So you make the call, be vulnerable or be protected and 100% secure? it is up to you..
That is my opinion and view.. thank you...