Apps

The app allows doctors to guide and support patients through every step of their healthcare journey, while keeping the entire medical team informed.

The application provides a complete set of functions to allow patients to follow doctor's prescriptions; and gather, maintain and analyze health conditions.

eCareCoordinator and eCareCompanion are the first clinical applications to be available through the cloud-based digital health platform.

The drinks giant has teamed-up with Ubisoft and Misfit to launch the mobile game Just Dance Now and Coca-Cola-red Shine Flash activity tracker.

Available as a free download, Centered allows users to track their daily physical activity in addition to providing guidance for mindful meditation exercises.

Users are able to automatically share readings from their iHealth devices with the new Health app, and then review the collected health data when they want to.

The application integrates with Apple's platform to provide patients with comprehensive view of health and wellness data in a single mobile dashboard.

Users can now upload fitness data from their wearables into Apple Health and earn Vitality Points for hitting health and fitness milestones.

The new version of the application also helps patients and physicians monitor and manage heart health; it's an iOS only for the moment, though.

With the new iOS hitting devices as we speak, we're likely days away before a number of HealthKit-enabled apps hits the AppStore.