The healthcare sector is ripe with opportunities for mobile apps to transform the way we manage our health. Rising healthcare costs, aging populations and transformative federal guidelines are driving a shift toward more efficient, technology-supported healthcare...

While mHealth is often discussed in the context of patient-facing health and wellness apps, mHealth can also benefit providers by making clinical patient data more accessible and actionable for everyone involved in the care delivery process, patients included. Many of...

Wearable health devices have the unrivaled capacity to monitor, collect and report patient data on an individual level. As it stands, health insurance premiums are typically calculated using aggregate data based on the age and geographic location of members. With the...

Much of the conversation surrounding wearable health focuses on health consumer offerings. However, equally significant opportunities exist in developing solutions that are designed to ease the preventative care and disease management process for everyone—patients,...

To revolutionize care delivery, wearable health devices must be more than gadgets. Since the advent of fitness trackers in 2009, wearable devices that collect health information have flooded the digital market. As it stands, recent data shows that 33% of consumers...

There have been a lot of changes in the field of mHealth over the past year. One major change is the roll-out of health development platforms such as Apple HealthKit, Google Fit and Microsoft Health. These platforms collect and synthesize data from disparate health...