Personal health records
Posted On: Oct. 15, 2006 12:00 AM CSTManaged care plans that offer personal health records*
WellPoint Inc. Indianapolis Membership: 29.6 million
Program name: 360° Health
Launched: August 2006
How it works: Site populated with data on medications, lab results, dates of service and diagnoses codes.
UnitedHealth Group Inc. Minnetonka, Minn.
Membership: 22.7 million
Program name: Personal Health Record
Launched: November 2005
How it works: Web page shows medical conditions, medication history, medical interventions and laboratory results.
Kaiser Permanente Oakland, Calif.
Membership: 9.2 million
Program name: HealthConnect
Launched: November 2005
How it works: Web portal shows immunizations and health conditions.
Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield New York**
Membership: 3.5 million
Program name: My Health Record
Launched: June 2005
How it works: Web page is populated with medication history, dates of service, diagnosis codes and lab results.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida Jacksonville, Fla.
Membership: 2.3 million
Program name: Personal Health Report
Launched: June 2005
How it works: Members receive summaries of health care encounters.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee Chattanooga, Tenn.
Membership: 1.9 million
Program name: Shared Health Clinical Health Record
Launched: September 2006
How it works: Members can access their clinical health record on a secure site.
Source: *Each health plan. membership information, as of December 2005, is from Atlantic Information Services Inc. in Washington.
**Empire launched its program and later was acquired by WellPoint.