A software application that enables secure storing, displaying, organizing and transferring of electronic medical records (EMR) at a health care provider's office for future visits, storage, billing, insurance audits, and follow up of prescriptions and prescribed treatments. The EMR consists of physician notes, dictation, lab reports, images, patient histories, records, and can be stored and transferred in a plurality of manners. A smart card contains a microprocessor and includes an embedded chip that requires a PIN for access. In use the smart card is accessible by the health care provider entering their key card and PIN as well as the patient entering their own smart card and PIN. The patient then receives updated information on their smart card from their doctor. Next the patient can use the card to provide information to their insurance company, a pharmacy, hospital, or another health care provider.