Apps

The Cupertino-based giant has just entered the healthcare market with a platform and mobile app of its own. Can they revolutionize the entire industry?

The service will be available through dedicated iOS and Android apps, making it easy to get socialized and discuss all pregnancy and babies issues.

The system makes it easy for physicians to draft and renew prescription orders, customize provider favorite's lists, and document drug and allergy interactions.

Users are able to upload living wills, powers of attorney and other legal documents into the Healthspek record, and retrieve this information when needed.

The feature is still exclusive to the Galaxy S5, though we're guessing the application will be expanded to support third party heart rate sensors soon.

If earlier rumors are to be believed, Healthbook will work in tandem with the iWatch to allow users to keep track of their activities.

Users simply tell the app what food they are thinking of buying, eating or preparing, and they'll get images of suggested "tweeks" that remove calories.

LifeTrak app syncs with the compatible LifeTrak devices to give users a "deeper understanding" of their activity, sleep patterns and overall well-being.

The app starts with answering a few lifestyle questions to create a user's lifestyle improvement plan involving exercise, nutrition, sleep, stress and weight.

Vital data like steps, calories burned and glucose readings will constitute the "core value" of the emerging mHealth app market.