Make money from Google's new project with Cleveland Clinic

Google's efforts to engulf the world's medical records will begin in Cleveland.

Google announced a joint project with the Cleveland Clinic, an 87-year-old not-for-profit medical center, that will see between 1,500 and 10,000 of the center's patients entrust their personal records to Larry Page and Sergey Brin.

Yes, between 1,500 and 10,000. Presumably, Google and the Cleveland Clinic anticipate that a few thousand patients will ultimately decide this idea is way too creepy.

In any event, the project marks the debut of a long-awaited/long-dreaded online health service from the Mountain View, California web giant. Google has previously said that this store-your-medical-records offering would be available to the general public sometime in 2008.

Similar services are already available from arch-rival Microsoft and a startup known as Revolution Health, backed by AOL co-founder Steve Case.

Google bills its password-protected service as "a new kind of healthcare experience that puts the patient in charge of his or her own health information." The Cleveland Clinic already stores patient records on an in-house database, and it will soon give a chosen few the opportunity to move their records onto Google's servers, including information regarding medical conditions, allergies, and prescriptions.

Now comes the money making part - You will be able to integrate AdSense ads using iGoogle gadgets using the Medical Records portal. If you want to share data from these gadgets with your doctors, you will all paid medical treatment by the revenue generated from using AdSense. Besides this you will be able to also get more revenue if you create iGoogle gadgets to share the data to your Insurance company and by embedding AdSense. The possibilities of earning revenue through Adsense are endless!