Apps

Available for iOS and Android, the application was used as a companion during nearly 1.6 million pregnancies, out of about 4 million annual births in the U.S.

The HIPAA-compliant mobile application, it allows users to securely share texts, images and medication information across care teams.

Using IBM Watson's cognitive computing technology, the application is able to deliver personalized dining recommendations.

The Uber-esque app provides an easy way for families to hire professionals to check on their seniors in assisted living communities and report back to them.

Called My Health Discovery, the application asks the right questions in order to have more realistic and accurate goals for improving one's lifestyle.

The application allows chronic patients in distress and their caregivers to alert and conference-in the people they trust, by simply shaking their phone.

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.