What do I need to sign up?

You need to be able to verify your credentials through Doximity or have a Doximity account.

Why do I need to access my Doximity account?

This is how we verify US physicians.

What if I don’t remember my Doximity password or I no longer have access to the email address linked with doximity?

Email support@doximity.com if you no longer have access to the email associated with your Doximity account. If you don’t remember your password, please go to this link.

Are there any terms of use when I sign up on the Lyfebin platform?

Yes, you can find the Terms of User for the usage of our platform here.

Is there a privacy policy that’s available so that I can see the how your using my information?

Yes, you can find our privacy policy details here .

Will I be able to upload my studies from my computer?

Once you have access to the Lyfebin application, you will want to navigate to your “My Uploads” tab. Once there you will see a button that states “Upload Scans”. Selecting “Upload Scans” will bring up a dialog that will give you the option to select your studies from your computer. Point the drive or folder where the studies are located. The application will automatically find the appropriate files.

How do I share the studies I have uploaded?

You can only share studies that are in your library. You must copy studies from My Uploads, My e-consults, or My Curbside. Once in your library, you can share with a colleague who already has an account on Lyfebin or to an email. To view the studies, the user must create an account.

How does My Library work?

All studies in your library should not have any patient identification. Please email support@lyfebin.com if you notice any patient information on the study. Although we use artificial intelligence to ensure removal of PHI, It is all of our responsibility to maintain patient confidentiality.

What if I see patient information on a study in My library?

Please email support@lyfebin.com and we will remove it.

How do I organize the files in My Library?

You can apply searchable tags with any information you would like to any study in your library. We suggest using tags that have the anatomy of interest, pathologic diagnosis, etc. The tags you use are remembered so that you can re-use them for additional studies.

Why does it take longer to upload than Dropbox or Gdrive?

From the initial upload, we apply special security measures to the study. But due to hardware differences, this can slow the upload down when uploading directly from the DVD-ROM drive.To speed up the upload, drag the entire disc to your hard drive and perform the upload from your hard drive instead of the DVD-ROM directly.

How do I use the viewer?

After clicking view files, this opens the viewer. Drag and drop the files from the corresponding series on the left tab to the right side of the viewer. The other features can be seen on the top tab.

How do I adjust the window width (contrast) and window leveling (brightness)?

Click and hold on image. Move your cursor to left to decrease Window Center (increase brightness) value. Automatic windowing Abdomen/soft tissuesLungsLiverBonesBrainSoft tissues

Can I view my studies from a tablet or smartphone?

Yes!!! There is also multi-touch support. If you have a tablet device with chrome or safari, you might find that gestures (motions that you make with one, two or more fingers) are easier to use than a mouse or keyboard.Lyfebin allows users to make use of the array of multi-touch gestures:Touch the image with three fingers and move it up and down to browse through images of the displayed series.To zoom in or out, touch two points on the image, and then move your fingers away from or toward each other.Drag the image with two fingers.Touch the image with one finger to change the window settings (brightness/contrast) and moving them up/down (brightness) or left/right (contrast).

What do I need to sign up?

All you need is a personal email address that you have access to or a social account registered with Google or Facebook.

What if I don’t remember my password when signing up with my email account?

If you happen to forget your password when you have registered for a lyfebin account using the email and password combination, you can easily reset your password by navigating to the login screen here and select the “Forgot Password” link.

Are there any terms of use when I sign up on the Lyfebin platform?

Yes, you can find the Terms of User for the usage of our platform here.

Is there a privacy policy that’s available so that I can see the how your using my information?

Yes, you can find our privacy policy details here.

Will my data always be accessible?

Yes your data will always be available once it is placed in our system for you to review, Our application is a SAAS platform in which all your information will be available to only you and people you share your studies with in the cloud.

Lyfebin (pronounced Lifebin) is a HIPAA secure environment for patients and doctors to view and share medical images aka DICOM files (computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, digital radiography etc.) and clinical pictures all on the cloud using next generation security.

Do I need any special software to use Lyfebin?

No lyfebin is a cloud based software that you can utilize with any capable media device connected to the internet.

Will I be able to upload my studies from my computer?

Once you have access to the lyfebin application, you will want to navigate to your “My Lyfe” tab. Once there you will see a button that states “Upload Scans”. Selecting “Upload Scans” will bring up a dialog that will give you the option to select your studies from your computer.

Will I be able to share my studies with my physician?

Yes, this is one of the great many features that Lyfebin has to offer! With any study that you upload into the system you will be able to share it with your Primary Medical Doctor or trusted medical physicians.

What if I have family members do we all need to register individual accounts?

Yes it is advised that for each family member that has their own studies whom prefer not to share their information with others to create individual accounts. However Lyfebin makes it conveniently easy to have associated family members apart of 1 single account. After logging into your qualified account, you may select the “My Family” tab, and this will show you all the different studies for each family member. You can even provide a nickname to help you identify your other family members quickly.

What if I accidently uploaded the wrong study, can I remove it?

Yes, you have full control of how you manage your files once uploaded to the system. For every study you will see a “Trash bin” icon, that will allow you to remove your study for your files. However if you have shared your study with a Medical Professional he or she may have copied it for their own reference, But don’t worry there is no personal identifiable information available to the Medical Professionals of whom you’ve shared it with other than your chosen unique username.

I don’t see an answer to my specific question

No problem, we have a support team that can answer your question(s), feel free to send your inquiries to support@lyfebin.com

October 2021 - Lyfebin

What Exactly Is Telemedicine, And Is It for You?

Louise Savoie Telemedicine No Comments

In this day and age, it makes so much sense to use telemedicine when availing healthcare services. Many doctors and patients rely on digital devices for their online consultation either through phone messaging, video conferencing, or even care via email.

It is not surprising that the use of telemedicine in Los Angeles, California has been growing especially during the pandemic.

There are many ways that both doctors and patients may use telemedicine:

Assessing the need for face-to-face treatment or other forms of specialty care
Providing certain types of medical care like mental health treatment, minor infection assessments, and even follow-up checkups remotely
Writing or renewing prescription medication for patients
Using it as a channel for remote medical tourism consultation

Aside from safety and security, telemedicine is also a more affordable and accessible option for patients as they do not need to be at the hospitals or clinics to receive medical attention. This offers convenience to those who have mobility restrictions as well.

In response to the rapid growth of telemedicine, Lyfebin, a leader in telehealth in CA, Expert Second Opinion, provides doctors and patients with a safe and secure environment for sharing vital medical information.

Are Doctors Offended when Patients Gets a Second Opinion?

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It is normal to feel fear and anxiety whenever you receive a serious medical diagnosis. And the next steps may seem like a blur. Many patients don’t seek out a different medical opinion. It’s either because they don’t want to offend their doctors or because they immediately want to proceed with the proposed treatment plan.

However, these cases always leave the patient with more questions than answers. So getting a second opinion is a smart choice.

Some patients stick with the first diagnosis because they don’t want to offend their primary physician. But healthcare services don’t work like that—getting another doctor’s opinion is common and often standard. It’s best to take your care plan somewhere else if your current provider does not satisfy your needs.

Besides, when it comes to your health, offending your doctor should be the least of your worries. Most doctors believe that patients should get a second medical opinion by going to another clinic or through telemedicine in Los Angeles, California.

Through our telemedicine application, Lyfebin, you can easily find a network of physicians connected with our telehealth in CA, Expert Second Opinion. Our team of expert physicians can provide you with treatment plans more suited to your needs and preferences.

If you want to know more about telemedicine, email us at support@lyfebin.com.

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What Exactly Is Telemedicine, And Is It for You?

Are Doctors Offended when Patients Gets a Second Opinion?

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