Medefile International, Inc. announced after the bell that it will provide every Newark Fraternal Order of Police (NFOP) member police officer, including those retired, with MedeFile Basic memberships which can be upgraded to MedeFile Premium memberships. Medefile has already enrolled nearly 1,000 police officers throughout the U.S., during its recent participation in National Police Week at Washington, D.C.
The president of NFOP, Derick Hatcher, stated, “Law enforcement is a very dangerous business, requiring police officers to place their lives at risk every single day. In the event of a medical emergency involving an officer – particularly one in which he or she may be unconscious or otherwise unable to communicate, having immediate access to critical medical insight about the officer could prove to be vital. Teaming with MedeFile will ensure that our member officers are never without their personal emergency medical information.”
Milton Hauser, CEO and president of Medefile, commented, “It is MedeFile’s opinion that having immediate access to personal medical records is just as important as carrying a firearm when it comes to providing enhanced security and protection for an officer. Consequently, our sales and marketing teams have been actively engaged in discussions and marketing initiatives targeting our nation’s law enforcement agencies, and our message is beginning to resonate throughout the country.”
Medefile stated that its mission is to revolutionize the healthcare industry and empower patients by providing a ‘one-stop-shop’ secure solution for acquisition, organization and management of all actual medical, dental and general health records and images, regardless of their origin or nature. By offering everyone efficient, secure, and cost-effective tools and services, Medefile works to eliminate unnecessary costs, redundancy in testing and treatment protocols, and the hassle usually accompanied with managing disordered ‘paper’ medical records and files.
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