Patients can access to an array of convenient services; checking digital chart, management of medical history or check-in and check-out records in line with increasingly high-tech intelligence system of a hospital at the consumers’ disposal. Plus, a custom service including self-care programs depending on an individual patient's conditions will be also available.

Seoul, Korea ¶ May 24, 2012 -- KoronBenit, IT concern of Koron Group based in Korea, is to launch "Habit" business-- a cutting-edge healthcare service brand -- to join the fray in the increasingly popular and one of the fastest growing markets today: U-healthcare solutions or ubiquitous healthcare services which feature real-time response of always being on in terms of handling patients' health related needs.

KoronBenit announced on May 24 that it will push the integrated healthcare platform business combining on and offline services at the same time. Through the service, customers or patients can access to an array of convenient services; checking digital chart, management of medical history or check-in and check-out records in line with increasingly high-tech intelligence system of a hospital at the consumers’ disposal. Plus, a custom service including self-care programs depending on an individual patient's conditions will be also available.

Human nature is meant to crave for as much informative and convenient services as possible, especially for the medical services and KoronBenit has decided to go one step further in this context; the company will open "HabitCare.com" to provide a wide variety of information regarding health and medical tips; all necessary information in a lifetime: tips on pregnancy, delivery, nursing, exercise, nutrition and last but not least, information on lots of disease.

The u-healthcare market system facilitates bi-directional and synchronized access to information for all the party involved in u-healthcare processes and in the u-healthcare marketplace. And the ubiquitous use of mobile gadgets like tablet PCs should accelerate the growth pace of the U-healthcare market at a rapid clip. KoronBenit is no exception. It is planning to expand the supply volume of tablet PCs to be installed in the hospital to ensure the patients' comfort as long as they are admitted to these state-of-the-art medical care facilities.

Sam Kim (press@whowired.com)