mHealth Spot

Apple's latest hire is Patrick Pruniaux, the sales director of LVMH's TAG Heuer, which also happens to own the Hublot and Zenith luxury brands.

The iPunch gloves connect to the smartphone via Bluetooth, telling users how fast and hard they're punching. The goal is to take the guesswork out of boxing.

The Korean giant is testing devices such as the Galaxy S5 and Gear wearables on the Trek Factory Racing Team as they train for some of the world's top races.

While Runtastic and Runkeeper will make sure you run as much as you need to, MediSafe will alert you when is the time to take medication.

The project is looking to raise $50,000 in the Indiegogo campaign; through August 11, you can secure your unit for $179; delivery date is set for April 2015.

Medicare beneficiaries may be able to receive wellness visits, psychotherapy, psychoanalysis and "prolonged evaluation and management services" via telehealth.

The "smart chair" continuously monitors patient's vital signs, allowing clinicians to proactively respond to early signs of patient deterioration.

This tablet app gives patients, relatives and staff comprehensive, real-time overview of clinical care while in hospital.

2nd Circle provides family caregivers with emotional and informational support, reducing stress, burnout, and the cost of care.

The C410 will have hard time winning a beauty contest, but it's a water-proof device that comes with a battery that can last for one year.