Medical device for monitoring patients physiological data and specific vital signs with capabilities for data acquisition of, transmission of, recording of, and display of vital signs and alert generation regarding vital signs and physiological data; pain tracking device, namely, hand-held counter with data storage and transmission capabilities and recognition software, which recognizes time-stamped events produced by button presses of the hand-held counter, places the events in the database for storage, retrieves the data in the spreadsheet format or in a form of graphic reports in the field of pain management, used by patients and medical professionals which record and transmit data associated with the pain management process; medical monitors, namely, patient monitors for monitoring patient physiological and non-physilogical data; patient physiological monitoring system consisting essentially of patient monitor, attachments, namely, a hand-held counter and/or wearable skin surface sensors, and software for use in tracking and memorializing physiological data sold as part of patient monitor; medical patient monitoring equipment for monitoring pain, namely, computer hardware and software which recognizes time-stamped events produced by a button press on the hand-held counter, places the events in the database for storage, retrieves the data in the spreadsheet format or in a form of graphic reports for receiving, processing, transmitting and displaying patient generated numerical data; medical kit consisting of a hand-held counter for counting the onset of painful stimuli for patient generated numerical data acquisition for a web portal for patient generated numerical data storage and display, and recognition software, which recognizes time-stamped events produced by button presses of the hand-held counter, places the events in the database for storage, retrieves the data in the spreadsheet format or in a form of graphic reports in the field of pain management, used therewith; hardware and software products, namely, hand-held counters and/or wearable skin surface sensors, software which recognizes time-stamped events produced by button presses of the hand-held counter, places the events in the database for storage, retrieves the data in the spreadsheet format or in a form of graphic reports in the field of pain management related to monitoring, recording, reporting and assessing management of pain

providing an internet website for medical professionals and patients that allows for the exchange of medical information from remote locations using electronic patient monitoring devices that feed medical information to the website that can be accessed in real-time by medical professionals