Doctors in Massachusetts will be able to use a database called eHealth to access patients' records from any hospital or clinic within the state, an article from USATODAY said. The insurance company Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts is funding $50 million towards the project. This project although will begin as a pilot program wil save hospitals and doctors and the state a lot of time and money. Currently, all patient records are in paper and takes a long time to sort and update and are very costly. Information technology has been lagging in the medicine industry due to lack of funding but with the funding from the insurance company, Massachusetts may be the first state to have a state-wide database for patients' medical records.