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Medicity Unveils Security Product For Medical Customers

Internet platform provider Medicity is making its MediTrust security program available as a stand-alone product for healthcare customers. Integrated into the Medicity Internet platform, MediTrust was designed to create a secure environment in which

Internet platform provider Medicity is making its MediTrust security program available as a stand-alone product for healthcare customers. Integrated into the Medicity Internet platform, MediTrust was designed to create a secure environment in which physicians, hospitals, practice groups, and labs can exchange patient records and other sensitive data. It allows a user to establish a secure connection from any computer with access to the Internet, including personal digital assistants (PDAs). The Medicity platform is designed to give physicians an Internet desktop, accessible via a single login, that ties together all of the electronic resources specific to their practice, including lab data, office communications, third-party ASP offerings, and practice-specific content.

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