I began using Medivizor a couple of months ago. Actually, I set up two accounts, one for me and one for my mom (we are both breast cancer patients but she was just diagnosed as metastatic).

Yes, a medical profile must be filled out in order for me to receive pertinent information specific to my (or my mom’s) current medical situation. The “profile” consisted of a few very basic questions and took less than five minutes. What I’ve gotten in return is invaluable and has saved me tons of time doing the Dr. Google thing.

I wrote a blog about the site and everyone I have told about Medivizor has been equally impressed. If anyone cares to see what it’s all about, the blog post is here:

http://chemo-brain.blogspot.com/2013/01/medivizor-personal-virtual-concierge.html

This is a new site and **for now**, they only support a breast, prostate, colon cancers and diabetes but many more are on the way. You have to sign up and they will send you an invitation if you have one of the previously mentioned diseases.

I’ve been online since 2006 when I was first diagnosed and Medivizor is different than anything I’ve seen.

This is the key, of course the consumer doesn’t want to fill out online forms, it takes a ton of time, but that does mean they don’t see value in having all the information available, big difference between doing something and wanting something.

Check out http://www.Allayo.com , we have been working on the “doing” part of this problem.