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Blue Cross plans Web access to records

Posted on June 15, 2008October 24, 2024 by Dissent

Jeffrey Krasner of The Boston Globe reports:

Come this fall, members of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts will be able to go online to look up their healthcare claims and some medical records, which the insurer says will help patients manage their medical care and have more productive discussions with doctors.

The feature is being offered through Google Health, the new healthcare Web portal recently opened by the Internet search giant based in Mountain View, Calif. Blue Cross-Blue Shield said it is the first health insurer to sign on to the service.

Full story – The Boston Globe

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