Apps

The application is designed as a teaching tool for treatment with Lilly Glucagon for Injection (rDNA origin) during a severe low blood sugar episode.

The company also launched the Misfit Link app that allows users to take a selfie with their phone, control their music, or advance slides in a presentation.

Whereas users are typically required to pay $49 per month, select patients in participating hospitals will be able to use the new Day-by-Day app for free.

Available as a free download, the PillPack - Medication Reminders app promises to eliminate the frustration of remembering to take medication.

Called Patient Viewer, the application allows providers to access information contained in the VA's Vista electronic health record platform.

Developed in collaboration with biomedical engineers from the ITESM, it uses the camera of the phone to detect any abnormality in the thickness of the retina.

The company will use the capital to release a new version of its 3D technology, which has been in development for the last two years.

Participating physicians and their patients can download the application to connect in real-time for diagnosis and treatment of a variety of medical issues.

The app features appointment registration, same day appointment scheduling, outpatient payments, medical service ratings, treatment queries and a hospital guide.

Of the 233 patients incorporated in the test, all concluded that Peek Acuity software produced results equivalent to the expensive standard examination chart.