Get Real Health branded and customized our InstantPHR™ product to reflect the look and feel of the TELUS Health brand which would be instantly recognizable to its citizens. The portal, the TELUS Personal Health Record (PHR), features widgets for both chronic disease management and preventative health, as well as tools for educating its population on a range of medical topics.

1. Challenge
TELUS Health wanted to develop a
personal health record suitable for
all Canadians, their caregivers and
providers regardless of e-literacy.
Solution
Get Real Health branded and
customized our InstantPHR™
product to reflect the look and feel
of the TELUS Health brand which
would be instantly recognizable
to its citizens. The portal, the
TELUS Personal Health Record
(PHR), features widgets for both
chronic disease management and
preventative health, as well as tools
for educating its population on a
range of medical topics.
Benefits
By offering a user friendly PHR,
TELUS has empowered citizens to
manage their health collaboratively
with their providers ultimately
leading to healthier lifestyles and
better health outcomes over time.
Relevance
TELUS Personal Health Record is
an example of the InstantPHR™
platform’s branding and
localization capabilities which allow
organizations to offer a premier
off-the-shelf solution that reflects
their image in the marketplace.
TELUS PHR for TELUS Health http://www.myhealthreference.com
Case Studies
TELUS Health, the leading health solutions provider in Canada, offers Home Health Monitoring, electronic
medical and health records, consumer health, benefits management and pharmacy management
throughout Canada.
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first e-health service
that puts Canadians in
charge of their health
information.”
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