The Patient Portal: The Digital Doorway to Manage Your Health
Patient portals are definitely here to stay. Find out how using this technology can improve your experience as you manage your health information. It’s easier than you might think!
Facebook update
You asked, we delivered. Facebook 2 has a few new features.
Updates, website navigation, and where are those courses?
Notice anything different about the Oasis website? We’ve obviously made some significant changes. Our new website is now “responsive”, meaning it plays well with phones and tablets – critical for ranking well with search engines like Google. Here is a guide to the changes in the website and the course updates over the last 6 months.
Celebrating volunteers
Solving technology problems is a sweet spot for Wally Canis. He puts that skill to work as a natural teacher and part of the team keeping Oasis computer labs running.
Welcome (and thanks) to our website testers. We’re glad you’re here!
With T-minus 10 days to go, we’re down to the final stages of testing to be sure all is ready for our new website launch March 30.
iPhone Essentials iOS 8 manual adds Health, Apple Pay and more
Updated iPhone Essentials iOS 8 manual covers new iOS features including Apple Pay, Health, Touch ID, and Passbook.
Protecting Ourselves From Fraud
There are some easy ways to reduce your chances of being a victim of fraud.
Facebook adds legacy contact feature to accounts
What happens to your digital history when you die? Should your presence be erased or should you grant access to someone to handle—and perhaps clean up—your online social media accounts? Facebook's new legacy contact feature lets you choose someone to have limited access to your account after death to memorialize your account.
Google shutting down the Helpouts community
Google is shuttering its Helpouts service on April 20 because of lackluster growth. Helpouts was an online service connecting experts and learners for a fee - but why pay when what you want is available for free?
iPhone and iWatch to pair with implantable diabetes sensor
Medical device maker Dexcom is working on an app to pair their implantable glucose sensor with the iPhone and iWatch to display glucose trending.