Multiple computer server system for organizing healthcare information

1. A computer-implemented method of tracking changes in healthcare policy documents, using a computer system comprising a memory and a processor with access to the memory, the method comprising:

providing a first database stored by the memory, the first database containing a plurality of records, each record containing a copy of a website and tags associated with the website, the website from which original healthcare policy documents are located and downloaded into the first database, and wherein a field of each record in the first database includes at least one of the fields selected from the following: procedure name, medical device name, diagnostic test name, guideline name, vaccine name, drug name; name of insurer; and health plan name;

using the processor, retrieving current versions of tags associated with the websites on the Internet;

for each website, determining if the tags associated with the website have changed by comparing the current version of the tags to the copy of the tags in the first database;

if the tags have changed, updating the copy of the web site associated with the tags in the first database;

downloading updated healthcare policy documents from the website associated with the changed tags;

comparing the updated healthcare policy documents to the original healthcare policy documents in the first database to capture changes in the form of text that was added or removed from each of the updated healthcare policy documents;

providing a user device comprising a smartphone, a tablet, or a personal computer running an application connected to the first database;

allowing a user to search the first database and generate reports; and

displaying, using the reports, a visualization of the changes to the text in the healthcare policy documents on the smartphone, the tablet, or the personal computer to the user.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein one or more servers to simultaneously retrieve the tags associated with the plurality of websites.

3. The method of claim 2 further comprising storing records including the changes made to each of the updated healthcare policy documents in a second database.

4. The method of claim 3 further comprising a first user interface, the first user interface configured to allow the user to search the first database.

5. The method of claim 4 wherein the second database is searchable by the user through a second user interface.

6. The method of claim 5 , wherein a field of each record in the second database includes at least one of the fields selected from the following: procedure name, medical device name, diagnostic test name, guideline name, vaccine name, web site name; insurer name; and coverage criteria.

7. A non-transitory computer-readable medium carrying computer-executable instructions for tracking changes in healthcare policy documents, the instructions being executable by a processor to:

access a memory storing a first database, the first database containing a plurality of records, each record containing a copy of a web site and tags associated with the web site, the web site from which original healthcare policy documents are located and downloaded into the first database, and wherein a field of each record in the first database includes at least one of the fields selected from the following: procedure name, medical device name, diagnostic test name, guideline name, vaccine name, drug name; name of insurer; and health plan name;

request a plurality of servers to simultaneously retrieve current versions of tags associated with the websites on the Internet;

for each website, determine if the tags associated with the website have changed by comparing the current version of the tags to the copy of the tags in the first database; and if the tags have changed, update the copy of the website associated with the tags in the first database;

download updated healthcare policy documents from the website associated with the changed tags;

compare the updated healthcare policy documents to the original healthcare policy documents in the first database to capture changes in the form of text that was added or removed from each of the updated healthcare policy documents; and

allow a user to search the first database and generate reports; and

displaying, using the reports, a visualization of the changes to the text in the healthcare policy documents on the smartphone, the tablet, or the personal computer to the user.