Kal Patel, M.D., is CEO and cofounder of BrightInsight. He has over 20 years of experience in pharma, medtech and regulated digital health. Like many others, the pharmaceutical industry tends to focus ...

The lack of information and the inability to communicate with family members became more disheartening over the last several months because of the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the most harrowing ...

Pulsara Patient allows clinicians to instantly and securely connect with patients or their family members via live audio and video calling, a capability that is especially pertinent for outpatient ...

A tablet software application called MyIDEA (My Interventional Drug-Eluting Stent Education App) improved proper medication adherence among patients with drug-eluting stents, according to a study ...

WILLIAMSBURG – A new health care app designed to help patients better understand their medical appointments is expected to launch publicly as early as this summer, pending final certification.

Electronic medical payment network InstaMed has launched a mobile app called InstaMed Go. The mobile app will allow providers who use InstaMed to collect payments at the bedside or anywhere in the ...

Dartmouth medical student Nsomma Alilonu and Professor Thomas Thesen test the interactive voice component on their AI Patient Actor app, which allows students to practice talking to a simulated ...

Pharma companies are dropping the ball when it comes to digital apps. Minimal marketing efforts and mediocre apps just aren’t enough to attract patients, WeGo Health executives said recently. After ...

Through the use of eHealth application ikHerstel, patients recover from major abdominal operations 30% faster than patients who do not use the app. That is the main conclusion of research led by ...

Navigating the healthcare system often requires using different websites, mobile apps and phone calls to find providers and make appointments. It can also mean quite literally navigating from your ...

Update: HIMSS20 has been canceled due to the coronavirus. Read more here. Pamphlets and binders are old hat when it comes to take-home patient education. Instead, a growing number of providers are ...