Barry Bestpitch

San Ramon, CA (USA)
Role(s):
C-Level Executive (CEO, CFO, etc.)

World Inter-Med, Inc.

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Location: San Ramon
Industry: Healthcare
Year Founded: 2013
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Creation/Idea
Entity Type: "C" Corporation
Description: World Inter-Med, Inc. is a start-up California corporation offering proprietary EMR/EHR (electronic medical/healthcare records) technology that dramatically improves the functionality and performance of medical record use and management for insurance companies (insurers), providers (physicians) and members (patients). World Inter-Med's core cloud solution solves a number of immediate problems in the medical records market by significantly boosting performance and accessibility without jeopardizing security or the need for costly specialized hardware and software to the insurer, provider and member. As of January 2013 there were 315 million “patients” in America, and only 1 million physicians. Keeping track of their histories is a monumental task, and many physicians have turned to the Electronic Medical/Healthcare Record, (EMR/EHR) a computerized list of everything from allergies to addresses, to keep up. However, despite being a huge improvement from paper records, the EMR/EHR is in desperate need of a graphic and technological overhaul. Physicians often don’t have time to sort through dozens of printouts before examining a patient, and even if they did, the record might not be comprehensive or up to date. There is no standard system nationwide. World Inter-Med intends to "disrupt" and upend our competition’s current business models. World Inter-Med has developed a methodology and system that unifies, collates and communicates a complete chronologic healthcare record that assists the consulting physician in ordering tests, consults and prescriptions within the insurance network. At the same time our system will assemble all the necessary information to file an electronic claim to the patient’s insurance company – at a single tap of the screen. This will vastly reduce physician time sorting through records and test results while increasing efficiency and reducing fraud from non-existent treatment.