Abstract: A method and system for drive through medicine comprises a building having a service area and one or more consult bays attached to the service area, which allow users to drive in and engage a healthcare professional and/or a technician in privacy. The user will visit or consult with a doctor or other medical professional, on site and/or remotely via telemedicine. In use, a patient checks in at a patient kiosk, the patient drives into the consult bay, the patient consults with a patient advisor, the patient pays the bill and receives treatment, and the patient drives out of consult bay.

Abstract: A method and system for drive through medicine comprises a building having a service area and one or more consult bays attached to the service area, which allow users to drive in and engage a healthcare professional and/or a technician in privacy. The user will visit or consult with a doctor or other medical professional, on site and/or remotely via telemedicine. In use, a patient checks in at a patient kiosk, the patient drives into the consult bay, the patient consults with a patient advisor, the patient pays the bill and receives treatment, and the patient drives out of consult bay.

Abstract: A method and system for drive through medicine comprises a building having a service area and one or more consult bays attached to the service area, which allow users to drive in and engage a healthcare professional and/or a technician in privacy. The user will visit or consult with a doctor or other medical professional, on site and/or remotely via telemedicine. In use, a patient checks in at a patient kiosk, the patient drives into the consult bay, the patient consults with a patient advisor, the patient pays the bill and receives treatment, and the patient drives out of consult bay.

Abstract: A method and system for use by professionals in the healthcare industry, for the management and care of wounds such as bedsores, pressure ulcers, and the like. The method and system comprises an application residing on a handheld wireless device with an integrated camera, to record clinical data at point-of-care regarding both the patient and the wound. The data gathered by this application/device at the patients' bedside will be uploaded to and outputted via the Internet from a master database where additional tracking and analysis can be done by personnel leading to additional, improved and customized preventive interventions and treatment options. Clinical treatment algorithms may be used to help guide accurate assessment and treatment of the wounds.