Two years ago, Alexander Tsiaras' wife got cancer. She started at one medical office and ended up at another. In just two months, she had four different medical records. Each one held only a piece of her story.
The problem was not bad doctors. The problem was that all her information was scattered. Big medical record systems are often more about billing than helping patients. She had to put all the pieces together by herself.
Whether you are an athlete or a cancer patient, Tsiaras says, you face the same problem. Fragmentation. You are left to gather your own scattered information. That is the reality for many patients.
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