Luke has been a part of the Medicom Health team for about 5 years. During his tenure here, he has worked his way to a senior developer role. You can most often find him writing code in various programming languages, blazing through various projects assigned to him, or working to diagnose and fix bugs with our products.
dedicated to customer and company, development culture, experienced staff, long-standing dev team
To add additional safety to our client-facing systems, Medicom is currently developing a secure 2-factor authentication method for portal logins. Instead of using SMS as a 2-factor option, we will be using Google Authenticator. This free app is easy to set up. Authenticator gives you a 6-digit, time-sensitive code to enter as a second login verification. The codes change every 30 seconds and only you will be able to see the associated code on your approved devices.
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Did you know that last year alone, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reported 14,700 injuries related to the holidays? The report also cited the most frequent incidents as falls (41%), lacerations (10%), and back strains (5%).
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Medicom Health never stops thinking about its clients and that’s why we’ve come out with many new features this year – but we’re not stopping yet. There’s still one more left! Introducing our newest addition to the portal, the Private Health News integration.
Private Health News, Strategic Partnership
It’s true that sometimes bigger isn’t always better. Software Engineer Craig Zeise proved just that when he joined Medicom.
Being a UX designer professional and enthusiast, Dave’s pretty much done it all! He has accumulated a wide spectrum of design experiences that began with web designing in MN, to media design in NY, then taking 180 degree turn back to MN into designing “brainy” toys for kids. It wasn’t until he entered the healthcare industry in 2011 where he found a deeper passion that correlated with his design abilities.
You can now personalize each HRA even further with the custom sidebar feature in your v3 HRAs. Share your critical messages without interrupting the HRA experience. Get creative!
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) released their guidelines for web accessibility this year and accordingly, we’ve upgraded our HRAs to meet those parameters and deliver flexibility to you.
ADA compliancePlease do not hesitate to contact us with questions, comments, requests, feedback, etc.
At their simplest, HRAs ask health related questions and apply algorithms to calculate results to stratify users into groups.
They often use clunky, lengthy annual HRAs to quickly gather self-reported health metrics and determine how much you might cost them over time. They are not typically designed to help the individual take concrete action.
We believe if you make it easy for users to educate and motivate themselves, they will willingly opt-in to your messaging.
