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In January, Apple previewed an iOS feature that would allow consumers to access their electronic health records (EHRs) on their phones – teasing what could be a game-changer for both patient engagement and healthcare software development.

In January, Apple previewed an iOS feature that would allow consumers to access their electronic health records (EHRs) on their phones – teasing what could be a game-changer for both patient engagement and healthcare software development.

In January, Apple previewed an iOS feature that would allow consumers to access their electronic health records (EHRs) on their phones – teasing what could be a game-changer for both patient engagement and healthcare software development.

mHealth apps can be powerful tools for helping patients manage chronic disease, but not all applications are created equal, especially when the goal is to engage adolescents.

Consumers are ready for Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality. How will you pave the way for the future?

Technology will play an increasingly important and evolutionary role in all corners of healthcare. Those who embrace it will excel.

Not only has technology made education more accessible, but it’s also making the classroom (from early education to higher education) more engaging.

The rise of patient consumerism is driving 83% of providers to make more retail-like technology solutions and practices a priority.

From chatbots and smart assistants (think Siri or Alexa) to those pesky online re-targeting ads, AI makes it possible for businesses to use customer data.