The founder and CEO of a health care data startup that he launched in Baltimore in 2011 and moved to Austin in 2015 said he's ready to roll out a solution to a problem that has vexed consumers for years: Trying to get copies of personal medical records. A new pilot project in Austin aims to put control of medical records in the hands of patients.
The founder and CEO of a health care data startup that he launched in Baltimore in 2011 and moved to Austin in 2015 said he's ready to roll out a solution to a problem that has vexed consumers for years: Trying to get copies of personal medical records. A new pilot project in Austin aims to put control of medical records in the hands of patients.