Patient social networks are generally either diverse, all purpose communities, such as HealthCentral, MedHelp and RevolutionHealth or disease focused, such as Patients Like Me (neuro-degenerative diseases and mood disorders), Relief Insite (chronic pain),

As the only Trusted Physician Network, we enable our members to share clinical and practice management insights. The next generation of Ozmosis now leverages the power of each member's trusted network to deliver more personalized information.

Day two at the Health 2.0 Conference in San Francisco was just as busy as the first -full of amazing ideas and inspiration. The day began with Jonathan Bush of Athena Health being interviewed by Chris Lawton of the Wall Street Journal. I was struck by.

Ozmosis will be highlighted in the Clinical Social Networks panel on Wednesday, October 22. The panel is moderated by Enoch Choi, MD of PAMF and MedHelp. During the panel, I will be showcasing some of the new personalization and trust features...

In a recent discussion on Migraine Headaches (a common and often vexing affliction that physicians across many specialties deal with), our physicians on Ozmosis collaborated on ways to help Migraine sufferers. This post highlights recommended treatments.

Great post on Ozmosis discussing the implications of a recent survey published by JAMA regarding the continued growth of the nation's primary care physician shortage. The survey results demonstrated a significant decline in the number of medical...

Jason Bhan, MD and co-founder of www.ozmosis.com examines the Lugar Center's innovative model for rural health in Terre Haute, Indiana which combines technology and creative business practices to help overcome the nation's growing primary care shortage.

When Jason Bhan, MD, first got the idea for a social networking Web site strictly for physicians, he was ahead of the curve. The Health 2.0 movement had only begun to gather steam when Bhan founded Ozmosis in 2006.