gmCare - Mobile Social Medicine for Global Care

welcome to gmCare mobile social network (gMSN)
73226 mobile users and counting!

This could mean USD 21,967,800.00 donation of acute or primary home care from an institution such as VA or an insurance company such as WellPoint

Imagine a VA patient, Bob, needs acute or primary care. Bob presses the GetCare button of an Android application. This immediately sends his GPS location (longitude and latitude) and cell number through a SOA (service oriented architecture) platform to a cloud database in Bob's medical center. With a proprietary algorithm, the cloud database figures out the most appropriate physician, Anne, and dispatches a SMS message to Anne. Being alerted, Anne pulls Bob's information (GPS location and number) right away by pressing the reload button of the GiveCare application of her Android device. Anne offers medical care to Bob immediately with several options including: talk to Bob by pressing Call Patient button; or rush to Bob's location identified on her Android map.

This may be enabled by the gmCare solution (patent pending), a mobile social medicine platform designed and developed by Yeswici LLC. gmCare pioneers the conception, architecture, engineering, and adoption of mobile social medicine research with innovative open technologies including Android, SOA, GPS, and cloud computing. Demo & White Paper (adjust to 50%+ view)

company information

gmCare entails three implementations: BattlefieldCare for defense; gmCare for home and hospital care; and SocialCare for people to help people via mobile social networks.

select recent users

• ***22824525:6146 Glenhurst Dr, Houston, TX 77033, USA - 2012-05-20 23:09:10
• ***13432885:W Executive Ave NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA - 2012-05-20 21:18:47
• ***6138057:7077-7199 W 145th Ave, Cedar Lake, IN 46303, USA - 2012-05-20 13:11:23

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client testimonials

• • "gmCare saves lives! It is a new model of care, extending the reach and scope."
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• • "Fantastic invention and research in social medicine"
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