This is fantastic and very interesting development. https://t.co/UX0pVm9SfQ

— Jedrek Wosik, MD (@JedrekWosik) February 11, 2019

Wow! My patients will soon be able to view their VA records through Apple's Health Records. https://t.co/jajriYnDN9

— Dr. Jason Vassy (@jasonvassy) February 11, 2019

@Apple just won the war for personal health record https://t.co/rcnHlr4Zw4 Brilliant move. #himss19

— Joanne M. Frederick (@FrederickJoanne) February 11, 2019

This has opportunity to positively impact disabled vets: Apple is announcing the Health Records feature on iPhone is available to vets. Another collaboration w/ the Dept. of Veterans Affairs. HR feature + iOS accessibility features = more accessible data. https://t.co/rPl75z7ZA0

— Steven Aquino (@steven_aquino) February 11, 2019

Really love what Apple’s Health team is doing:

Apple announces Health Records feature coming to veteranshttps://t.co/ZkL2s03EWD

— Rene Ritchie (@reneritchie) February 11, 2019

Apple announces Health Records feature coming to veterans https://t.co/D3uncxJsxA #HIMsocial #HIMSS19 @Apple @tim_cook

— Brad Justus (@Brad_Justus) February 11, 2019

This is very cool.

I’ve been waiting for this announcement for a while, that @Apple is partnering with the @DeptVetAffairs to bring electronic health records to the iPhone: https://t.co/ugSy0BEz2M pic.twitter.com/I5VARfmqPa

— Bryan William Jones (@BWJones) February 11, 2019

Apple today announced its new medical records partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairshttps://t.co/BWEdWJMEfV

It's a partnership first reported in November by me and @trippmickle in @WSJhttps://t.co/yZLw3LWOeq

— Ben Kesling (@bkesling) February 11, 2019

Apple announces VA partnership for medical records: https://t.co/vnpHTMGRID

Talks can be traced back to 2017 and involved some of President Trump's ad Mar-A-Lago-connected advisers: https://t.co/ygd04pehdp

— Tripp Mickle (@trippmickle) February 11, 2019

Apple will let military veterans access their health records on the iPhone @verge #ehr @chengela https://t.co/uRipUeQr5q

— Irma Rastegayeva ✨ #HIMSS19 (@IrmaRaste) February 11, 2019

Apple will let military veterans access their health records on the iPhone https://t.co/QrIfkIAbOp

— Technology News (@Gander_News_c6) February 11, 2019

$AAPL Apple will let military veterans access their health records on the iPhone https://t.co/is26faUpA4 via @Verge

— Ophir Gottlieb (@OphirGottlieb) February 11, 2019

Apple will let military veterans access their health records on the iPhone https://t.co/ZMgghvGdqc #tech #app #marketing

— Discussion Plan (@Discussion_Plan) February 11, 2019

Apple will let military veterans access their health records on the iPhone https://t.co/HBxA485htS pic.twitter.com/C6Lh27GC0w

— The Verge (@verge) February 11, 2019

Apple teaming up with US Department of Veterans Affairs to bring digital health records to iPhone $AAPL @9to5Mac https://t.co/39KPgRU5fA

— Rich Corbett ?? (@RichC) February 11, 2019

? ? Apple teaming up with US Department of Veterans Affairs to bring #digitalhealth records to iPhone #EHR #himss19 #healthrecords #apple @9to5mac @apollozac https://t.co/doJyW7ORxD

— Evan Kirstel at #HIMSS19 (@evankirstel) February 11, 2019

? ? Apple teaming up with US Department of Veterans Affairs to bring #digitalhealth records to iPhone #EHR #himss19 #healthrecords #apple @9to5mac @apollozac https://t.co/0iCYcLd2UM

— Irma Rastegayeva ✨ #HIMSS19 (@IrmaRaste) February 11, 2019

Apple teaming up with US Department of Veterans Affairs to bring digital health records to iPhone https://t.co/sB4YoKtbwM pic.twitter.com/6iwrxSxIVA

— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) February 11, 2019

Apple says it has partnered with the US Department of Veterans and will soon let veterans access their digital health records through iPhone's Health app (@apollozac / 9to5Mac)https://t.co/YuSJSVClXqhttps://t.co/EckVjZ3N3Z

— Techmeme (@Techmeme) February 11, 2019

Apple teaming up with US Department of Veterans Affairs to bring digital health records to iPhone https://t.co/SsQKXWycn6

— iPhone News (@iPhone_News) February 11, 2019

"That unified data set will also open up a lot of opportunities for health app developers that can generate important new insights." from @chrissyfarr

And this is where the true opportunity lies! https://t.co/HA4KIlkyWU

— Clay Forsberg (@clayforsberg) February 11, 2019

Apple announced Monday that it's working with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to bring health records to the iPhone. - https://t.co/G99ciWjs3L - cc: @Puglaas @VeteransENG_CA @ResearchCda @bruyerecare #CDNhealth

— Mitchell Kutney (@MKutney) February 11, 2019

Apple: Veterans can store VA medical records on iPhone, including allergies, conditions, immunizations, lab results, medications, procedures and vitalshttps://t.co/HjO5x269pl

— kif (@kifleswing) February 11, 2019

in a sea of already incredible health IT news (yeah! #CMSonFHIR) it is wonderful to see all of government embrace the spirit, and implementation, of open, standards-based APIs!@ONC_HealthIT setting the right technical foundation to scale this important work!!!! https://t.co/hfOMp2yp0S

— Aneesh Chopra (@aneeshchopra) February 11, 2019

As the son of a @USNavy vet and grandson of @usairforce and @USArmy vets, enabling veterans to access their @DeptVetAffairs health records on iPhone is profoundly meaningful to me. So proud of everyone who helped make this a reality! https://t.co/VfvvOsLK0W

— Ricky Bloomfield (@rickybloomfield) February 11, 2019

Apple partners with VA to bring Health Records to veterans on their iPhones.

Anyone know how this pans out for vets without iPhones?
https://t.co/jqfbAM2Zmo

— Veteran Advocacy (@VeteranAdvocacy) February 12, 2019

This partnership will allow more than 9M veterans across 1,243 VA facilities to view their health records - the first recording sharing platform to do so for ⁦@DeptVetAffairs⁩. #digitalhealth https://t.co/tGgoXIhDMf

— Beth Linas, PhD, MHS ?‍??‍? (@bethlinas) February 12, 2019

Thank you, @apple. Apple partners with VA to bring Health Records to veterans https://t.co/Poetmyftj2

— Jennifer Pahlka (@pahlkadot) February 12, 2019

this is a really significant #healthcare deal >>> "Apple partners with VA to bring Health Records to veterans" https://t.co/3EymK2dp2x via @techcrunch by @sarahintampa $AAPL #iPhone

— GraemeThickins (@graemethickins) February 11, 2019

Apple Partners with VA to Bring Health Records to Veterans #DigitalHealth #HealthIT https://t.co/OcVo2HNBjh

— Brian Kalis (@bkalis) February 11, 2019

Congratulations @drewmyklegard! The @IDme team is proud to support such a meaningful step forward in healthcare. "Apple partners with VA to bring Health Records to Veterans https://t.co/2pXMszpnB1" #veterans #healthcare #HIMSS19

— Blake Hall (@Blake_Hall) February 11, 2019

More progress::HHS Proposes New Rules to Improve the Interoperability of Electronic Health Information https://t.co/5rC8mMM5IY @nicnetworks

— Daniel Stein (@DanielLStein) February 11, 2019

We need this in Canada. "...these proposed rules address both technical and healthcare industry factors that create barriers to the interoperability of health information and limit a patient’s ability to access essential health information." https://t.co/soNKzJEx8Y

— Joseph Cafazzo (@JosephCafazzo) February 11, 2019

New rules from @ONC_HealthIT and @CMSGov will allow patients to have more control over (and easier access to) their electronic health information. #digitalhealth #interoperability https://t.co/QzXpoRgNhM

— Asymmetrik (@asymmetrik) February 11, 2019

Seqster helping the cause of #interoperability by harmonizing #EHR #Data across 1000s of #providers - #HIMMS19 #Innovation #pinksocks @SeemaCMS @HHSGov https://t.co/rwrp92LzLK

— Seqster (@seqster) February 11, 2019

Today, @ONC_HealthIT and @CMSGov propose unfettered access to the SMART on #FHIR API as rule of the land.

This will spark the health apps economy. https://t.co/W54v6QRLSzhttps://t.co/W54v6QRLSz@JoshCMandel@gotdan@HL7https://t.co/UC8BV64Gashttps://t.co/UC8BV64Gas

— Ken Mandl (@mandl) February 11, 2019

Apple will let military veterans access their health records on the iPhone https://t.co/HBxA485htS pic.twitter.com/ESxX5akSA6

— The Verge (@verge) February 12, 2019