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The application uses passive sensor readings from smartphones, external data sources, and user input to help patients better understand their condition.

Working in tandem with mobile and web applications, Koala allows checking of multiple users' brushing habits from a single location.

Beyond tracking, the device will also send notifications to parents when a child is not brushing their teeth, or if a toothbrush is too old.

The capability, which is critical in trauma situations, allows patients and care providers to upload medical pictures and securely share them with physicians.

Patients will be able to visualize in real-time how taking medication or missing a dose impacts important biometrics, such as glucose levels and blood pressure.

The small device is worn on the waist band, offering key insights into wellness and stress which not available in traditional step and calorie counters.

Companies unite to broaden services and move toward interoperable IT solutions and services for healthcare providers across the continuum of care.

The program will help women identify, understand, and address specific underlying health factors that may be limiting their natural fertility.

Sense4Baby already has FDA's 510(k) clearance for use accompanied by medical professionals, as well as EU's CE mark for self-administration, including the home.

One of the apps, Hospital Tech, tunes into a hospital's record system to give nurses real-time access to patient requests, safety alerts and lab status.