Free, First Responder Emergency Records Card

Austin, TX, August 20, 2009 --(PR.com)-- A new, free of charge personal first responder medical card has just been made available to the public. The "ER Card" is a printable emergency response card that allows medical personnel access to an individual patient’s pertinent medical information in a life-threatening event. The card has an access code printed on it to allow health professionals access to personal medical information (like medial history, allergies, prescriptions, blood type, health plan, etc.) of its carrier. It offers life saving security for people who may need special care due to existing medical conditions or therapies (see www.er4.us ). Developed by Docuda Inc. (www.docuda.net), it will first be offered to a limited audience of oncology patients (in a closed beta format for the initial two weeks) in partnership with Rabbit Healthcare Systems (www.rabbitrecords.com). The ER Card is the first link and public offering of an online consumer medical records management and data storage service developed by Docuda Inc.. They plan to provide complete and direct access to an individual patient's Health Care Records. Additional benefits include social media connectivity, enabling patients to connect to social communities based on their health interests.

About Docuda, Inc.
Docuda.net, based in Austin, Texas, is an online consumer medical records management and data storage service, wrapped in a social community veneer. For more information please email info@docuda.net

About Rabbit Healthcare Systems
Rabbit Healthcare Systems, based in Austin, Texas, is an electronic medical records (EMR) software development and healthcare solutions company built on a foundation of real medical-practice experience. The company’s EMR system provides information that helps healthcare professionals make critical medical decisions and helps contribute to the profitability of healthcare practices. For more information, visit www.rabbitrecords.com.

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