Apps

The home-based, personalized rehabilitation tool CuPiD was developed by an eight-member EU-funded consortium including researchers at Tel Aviv University.

The application features live tiles support, quick actions, Cortana and Notification center support, and Universal design with continuum support.

Part of the Physicians' Desk Reference suite of services, the application -- available for iOS and Android -- features timely updates to all drug information.

Available as a free download, the application provides patients and visitors with information about physicians, and Scripps hospitals and clinics.

The app is made to complement the traditional physician-led assessments with automated tests that continuously measure their symptom fluctuations.

The company's first product will be launched later this year to serve as a universal data pipeline from any connected device to first responders.

Called MoodTrek, the application invites users to keep up with their mood, and can also take activity and sleep data from a Fitbit wearable.

OneRX allows consumers to review drug pricing and benefits data while receiving additional deals offered by local pharmacies regardless of insurance status.

The POEM Record app allows patients to manage and control all of their healthcare data so that the information is easily accessible to them as needed.

Using the app, plan participants are able to access important health information on their iPhones and Android devices while on the go.