July 17th, 2015. Hackers accessed up to 4.5 million patient records stored on the UCLA Health System’s EHR. February 5th, 2016. Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center, fully infected by ransomware, had to pay $17,000 to the hackers to release their systems. August 4th, 2016. Advocate Health Care had to pay $5.5 million to settle lawsuits caused by breaches of their IT infrastructure that may exposed the medical records of 4 million patients.

According to a 2016 report, what’s the second-most targeted industry by hackers? Healthcare. These breaches won’t stop. Why would they? A single medical record fetches at least 400 times more money than a credit card number on the black market. It makes financial sense for hackers to focus on the things that make them the most profit. However, current EHR solutions, the Epics and Cerners of the world, just don’t offer the necessary security and stability. Let’s look at a well-known high-end EHR provider that has a name based on a type of literary composition. It’s built on a 50-year-old backend (InterSystems Cache, a direct descendent of MUMPS). Meanwhile, the frontend is coded in a programming language no longer supported by the company that developed it (Visual Basic 6, support ended in 2008). The others aren’t any better. Let’s face it: modern EHRs are big, bloated, and insecure. So, that’s why we’re seeing the leaks and hacks we are.

Enter HealthHeart. Developed by veterans of the EHR and network security spaces, the HealthHeart EHR is designed from the ground up for security and stability. HealthHeart uses blockchain technology to securely fragment and reassemble patient record fragments on the fly, ensuring there will never be a single location on the network that a hacker can target. Built-in redundancy ensures that even if some computers on a network are compromised, providers – and only providers - will always have access to the full patient record. With the immutability of the blockchain, patient records cannot be modified except by the clinician; any incorrect additions, modifications, and deletions are automatically thrown out as invalid. Being built on open-source technologies like Ethereum ensures that HealthHeart remains affordable to everyone, from a single-practitioner office to a multinational hospital chain. Even better, with HealthHeart, functionality and attractiveness go hand-in-hand. Designed from the beginning with input from medical professionals, HealthHeart guarantees that primary workflows are easily accessible, no bloat or obscured functionality allowed. Customizability ensures that no matter the specialty or need, a clinician will always have exactly what they need at their fingertips.

Secure. Stable. Affordable. Attractive. We are the future of healthcare. We are HealthHeart.

Our website: https://www.healthheart.io/
Our introduction video: HealthHeart - The Next-Generation EHR
Our product: http://www.healthheart.io/see-our-product/
Our whitepaper: HealthHeart Whitepaper
Legal analysis: Legal Opinion of HHT
 
Why We're Better

Unlike current EHR solutions, we are built with cutting-edge, secure technology. We’ve also involved medical professionals in the design of our product since Day One. There are other competitors focusing on integrating blockchain technology into healthcare, but our product is different in three ways:

• We are primarily focused on meeting the needs of a specific market segment, small- to mid-size private practices and hospitals.
• We are the only company to have a Medical Advisory Board of certified medical practitioners advising us on our product; no one else has the support of actual physicians for their work.
• We have an actual product in the works and have posted images of our progress to our site.
• Our software is extensible worldwide.[/i]
  

For further details of HealthHeart’s strengths and benefits, please see our whitepaper.

Our Team

Full team info, including short biographies, is available here: https://www.healthheart.io/#team

Leadership Team

• Mark Rudnitsky, Founder and CEO - LinkedIn
• Jennifer So, Chief Medical Consultant - LinkedIn
• Jonathan Hoffsuemmer, Strategy Consultant - LinkedIn
• Moe Pwint, UI/UX Designer (Mobile) - LinkedIn
• Gaurav Kashyap, UI/UX Designer (Enterprise) - LinkedIn
• Chun Hou Lek, Community Manager - LinkedIn

Medical Advisory Board

• Ellie Chuang, MD, Endocrinologist at Foundation Health Partners - Company site
• Trey Williams, MD, Pediatrician at University of Vermont Medical Center - LinkedIn
• Wayne Martini, MD, -Emergency Medicine Physician at Lehigh Valley Health Network  LinkedIn
• Angela Cecil, MPAP, PA-C, Physician Assistant at Olympic Medical Physicians - LinkedIn
• Oreoluwa Ogunyemi, MD, Attending Urologist at Stanford Health Care - LinkedIn
• Nathan Hageman, MD, Medical Author - LinkedIn
• Kim Ziak, CCS-P, RHIT, CDIP , Coding and Documentation Specialist - LinkedIn

Project Timeline

• June 12, 2017 - Idea creation and initial development
• September 12, 2017 - Company formation; hiring of initial team
• December 1, 2017 - Crowdsale
• January 1, 2018 - Alpha product development
• March 1, 2018 - Start MU, CCHIT certification process for beta
• March 14, 2018 - Alpha group tests
• June 1, 2018 - Alpha release
• July 1, 2018 - Beta release of podiatry specialist modules
• October 1, 2018 - Beta release of orthodontics specialist modules
• January 1, 2019 - Beta release of opthamology specialist modules
• March 1, 2019 - Beta release (ADT, GP, Lab, 3rd party integration, etc)
• March 4, 2019 - COMPLETE CERTIFICATION
• September 16, 2019 - CUSTOMER RELEASE

The Crowdsale Details

Smart contract address: 0x4FBC28e3B3C1c50eE05dCD66D9fC614A0cb99705

Our token is called HealthHeart, just like our product. The ticker is HHT. We’ve minted 100 million HHT and are selling 70% of them in the presale and crowdsale combined. 1% is reserved for the bounty, and the final 29% is for company use.

Dates are as follows:

• Pre-crowdsale begins: Oct 22nd at 00:00 CT (UTC-5)
• Crowdsale begins: Dec 1st at 00:00 CT
• Crowdsale ends: Dec 31st at 23:59 CT

The soft cap on funding is $50,000.00 USD. The hard cap on funding is $17,014,107.59. For further detail on why such a specific number, check out our whitepaper.

Bonuses are based on when you contributed:

• Contribute by Oct 31st, 2017 – 2000 HHT per ETH
• Contribute by Nov 15th, 2017 – 1500 HHT per ETH
• Contribute by Nov 30th, 2017 – 1200 HHT per ETH
• Contribute by Dec 31st, 2017 – 1000 HHT per ETH

You must register and receive the contribution details in order for your contribution to be valid.

YOU WILL NEVER SEE THE CONTRIBUTION ADDRESS WITHOUT REGISTRATION ON OUR SITE. ALL OTHER ADDRESSES PRETENDING TO BE US ARE THIEVES AND PHISHERS. DO NOT CONTRIBUTE TO THEM.

Register here: http://www.healthheart.io/sign-up/

Bounty Details

As of 10/23/2017, all bounty discussion has moved here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2310324

ICO Site Coverage

• CoinHills
• CoinSchedule

Want to get in touch? Here’s how!

• Telegram invite link
• Wechat QR code
• KakaoTalk link
• Our subreddit
• Our Medium profile
• Our Facebook page
• Our LinkedIn company page
• Our YouTube channel
• Our Twitter feed
• Our Tumblr
• Email - hello at healthheart dot io

Other language-specific threads

• Indonesian
• Russian
• Dutch
• Korean
• Spanish

Any questions, let us know!

sugestion for you, if open bounty is good you post in bounties section
open bounty translation or not dev, i want reserve indonesian translation if you need

Due to some questions we've been getting via PM, we've updated the post to include the following info:
-Soft cap explicitly stated at $50,000.00 USD.

We found a interesting little article here. 150,000 medical records breached.

Goes to show how important security is in the healthcare space. But it sure seems that the "normal" ways of protecting patient records just aren't cutting it, are they?

no information about the roadmap and teams. so, i can't see the progress of this projects. and may be you should explain the bounty details on the bounty forum, not here.

Hey all, due to contributor feedback, we've revamped our bounty program. We've created a new thread with the details here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2310324

All bounty discussion should take place there going forward.

Bruce Belenky of the Belenky Law Firm PLLC authored a legal opinion of the status of our HHT token. He advises that it is not a security according to current US laws. Read the full paper here: Legal Opinion of HHT

I hope that there will be more investors because this project has great potential

Dutch translation available for ANN https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2325480.new#new

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