Abstract: System and methods to reversibly encrypt source identification data from health-related information are described allowing the distribution of health-related information to multiple subscribers while remaining under the control of patient consent directives.

Abstract: System and methods to reversibly encrypt commercially sensitive data associated with the exchange of health-related information are described allowing the distribution of health-related information to multiple subscribers while remaining under the control of patient consent directives.

Abstract: System and methods to reversibly encrypt health-related personally identifiable information (PII) are described allowing the distribution of health-related information to multiple subscribers while remaining under the control of patient consent directives.

Abstract: The present invention provides a system, method and device for assisting users in assessing individual health, deriving intervention programs and making health related decisions. A health assessment-intervention component collects and screens diagnostic and demographic data from clients and assists in forming health-care related decisions, action plans and treatment plans. The system can collect and maintain health-related data from third parties such as physicians, researchers, universities and the like, and can provide user accessible personal health records and health decision assistance. The invention can be implemented in numerous ways, including as a system, a device, a method, or a computer readable medium implemented as a smart drive device and/or keychain-type memory device, for example.

Abstract: A dynamic display system for a state-wide human services organization that produces a custom display for each county in the state. The system includes a database having a record of each possible display routine for each window for each county and an indication as to whether each display routine is active for each county. A display procedure identifies a county of a user, dynamically accesses the records for the identified county, displays an indication of each active display routine, and creates a display in which a selected one of the possible display routines is executed. The system is especially relevant to human services organizations in states where individual counties have recently been placed in control of administering the various programs. The system allows the state to purchase a single system and easily configure the different counties using a centralized database to avoid repetitive costs associated with individual installations.