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On May 16th, 2009, Biz Technology Solutions, Inc. introduced a new exciting product and division of our company. Peekapic is a solution that allows medical practices such as Women’s health centers to store Patient ultrasound images and other media on Branded USB wallet size cards that acts as a business card and interactive media gallery. CD’s are not as popular as they once were and storing your patient’s ultrasound images has never been this EASY, and as connected. Several medical office are looking to reclaim those walk-in 3D/4D clients as well as continue to market to generation X and Y. Maternity service providers can advertise this media storage as an add-on to their gold imaging package, and its capability to integrate with Flickr, MySpace, facebook and Google. Patients are thrilled with the new USB cards that stored not only their precious images but also contained the practice contact information and all the maternity services offered. Your patient’s friends and family will be sure to remember your practices when viewing the ultrasound media gallery on your branded USB wallet cards.
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On June 10th, 2009 Biz Technology Solutions, Inc. partnered with Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc. to create healthcare products that can be easily integrated with HIS (Hospital Information Systems). Our product Palm Identify, proves to be the most accurate and reliable solution in Palm Vein Recognition technology.
Our biometric solutions range from Check-in kiosk, Patient Registration and Employee Identification. This will provide hospitals with a quicker way to identify patients while protecting patient confidentiality.
Palm Identify is a combination of our software solution and the latest palm vein recognition technology. Palm Identify is designed to enhance patient safety, simplify patient check-in, and increase the accuracy of patient identification.
Cost effective and user-friendly, the Palm Identify solution proves to be an additional step toward complying with the FTC's new "Red Flag"regulation, scheduled to begin November 2009.
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