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Microcap & Penny Stocks : International Nursing Services Inc, old (NURS) new (MDIX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jay Larrabee who wrote (790)	4/29/1998 3:11:00 PM
From: Mary A Young	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2911

Jay: The Lynx product is not a consumer product catering directly to the general public. I suggest you see their web site and you will know what I mean. This product is to be used by everyone from managed care companies to hospitals to doctors.....to facilitate patient care in a VERY VERY cost effective manner. It works round the clock, 24 hours per day....its there because of the internet. I have had several health problems in the past few years. I have had doctors run tests on me and wait for a day or even hours to get the results called/faxed to them when someone had time, before I could be treated. With Lynx, doctors can receive those results within minutes to their pager or desktop. I was at Mayo Clinic not long ago. I carried with me a large amount of medical records.....this would not have been necessary were all involved utilizing the Lynx product. Plus, there could have been close communication with my physicians here and the specialists there. it would not have been necessary for my doctor to write a referral letter, or make a phone call. I was prepped for surgery about a year ago. I had received "the needle". As I lay there floating between in and out, the doctor comes to my bedside to send me home. Why? There was a test that needed to be run that had not been run....miscommunication between the two doctors...and they were less than a mile away. So I went home and had to return for the test later in the day and had the surgery two days later. Patients will benefit as will all around because the revenues happen on a per transaction basis. Our care will be more efficient and the costs will be more efficient for the providers. I love win/win situations, don't you? :) Hey all, check the uptick!