Abstract: Disclosed generally are voice-to-text dictation devices with improved software for simplified proofreading of text entries from voice-to-text dictation. One voice-to-text dictation device may suitably feature a touch-display, a microphone or other audio receiver, and computer hardware and memory. Preferably, the computer memory features software. In one embodiment, the software (in coordination with computer hardware and memory of the device) is configured to automatically and simultaneously during a speech: (1) create a voice recording file from spoken words provided to the microphone of the device; (2) convert the spoken words to an editable text document; and (3) synchronize the timing of words in the voice recording with the position of the words in the text document.

Abstract: Disclosed is an improved method and related electronic applications for logging personal medical data, populating graphs and charts with predictive analysis for developing trends based on personal medical data, and transmitting a complete set of the data to a user or a another party with one click of a command button.

Abstract: Disclosed is an improved method and related electronic applications for logging personal medical data.

Abstract: Disclosed is an improved method and related electronic applications for logging personal medical data.

Abstract: A medical practice management system is provided. The system includes an application comprising one or more modules directed to managing various aspects of a medical practice. The modules manage patient information and other information in order to enhance the efficiency and quality of the operation of a medical office. The modules may operate independently or in conjunction with each other.

Abstract: A method and system are provided for measuring the performance age, rate of aging, and/or useful life span of at least one bodily system of a subject. The method begins with observed values taken from a sample population and expressed as a function of age. A regression curve is determined from this function. The regression curve is solved for a performance age of the at least one bodily system for the subject by using an observed result of the subject's system. A rate of aging of the subject's system is determined from the performance age. A useful life span for the subject's system is determined from the rate of aging. The method may be incorporated into a computer system to automatically determine performance age, rate of aging, and useful life span for one or more bodily systems of one or more subjects.