The app raised $1.7 million in its second round of venture capital funding. The app is designed to extract relevant data to reduce the amount of time physicians spend putting in new data to an EHR system, according to a news release. Patients can also request records from any doctor on the app in 8 seconds and can manage their records from a smartphone.
ChartSpan Medical Technologies, the parent company of the app, plans to release an Android version in the coming weeks.
“Patients have waited for more than a decade for providers to deliver on the promise of ‘interoperability,'” said ChartSpan CEO and co-founder Jon-Michial Carter. “At ChartSpan, we got tired of waiting and built technology that would empower patients to manage their own EHRs. We are excited to disrupt healthcare, moving the balance of patient data into the hands of consumers.”
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