The new Simplee app is a powerful medical wallet solution that helps people manage and pay all their family's medical bills through their iPhone.
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New App Released Top 20 within 2 Days
Abe Balsamo & Co. today is proud to announce the release of "Emergency Medicine Differential Diagnosis", a new point of care, high quality, low-cost application for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Emergency Medicine for Dummies - New App Released
Abe Balsamo & Co. today is proud to announce the release of "Emergency Medicine Differential Diagnosis", a new point of care, high quality, low-cost application for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Manage Medications with Dosage on Your iPhone
Having a comprehensive medical app for keeping up with prescription and over-the-counter medications can prove quite useful – especially if it's Dosage, a medication organizing and reminder app.
Easy Pill 2.0.1 for iOS: Advanced Daily Pill Tracker with iCloud Support
BirdsCorp today announces Easy Pill 2.0.1 for iOS, an update to their Medical app that offers advanced, daily tracking of all pills, capsules, and other medication with iCloud support for automatic sync between all the user's iDevices.
Good Blood! Learn About Human Blood With Real-Time 3D Game
Good Blood! Serious iOS game about human blood.
Good Blood! is now on the App Store available! The Serious Game provides action-packed real-time 3D gaming and combines this didactically via learning about human blood. The player moves with the flowing blood in the bloodstream.
Strain Brain Uses Image Recognition to Identify Marijuana and Find Nearby Dispensaries
The Strain Brain iPhone App helps patients figure out exactly what medicine they have and find the best pricing and legal purchase locations nearby.
The Medical Cannabis Network (MCN) has incorporated the revolutionary strain recognition technology from StrainBrain.
Sōsh: Social Skills App Assists Teens With Asperger's Syndrome
This app is a comprehensive toolbox for social skills development..
Sōsh™ is the new word in social skills development. It is also a mobile application designed to help ‘tweens, teens and young adults improve social skills.
Arrhythmia App is Saving Lives - Giving Back to a Good Cause
According to a recent study, more than 75% of medical providers (Physicians, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners) are using handheld, mobile devices as resources when treating their ailing patients. With this in mind, Abe Balsamo & Co.
Make an Anatomical Point with Muscle Trigger Points
Any iPhone or iPod Touch user with an interest in the human body may find Real Bodywork’s reference app Muscle Trigger Points to be of special interest. More specifically, it is designed for those with an interest in muscle function, trigger points and pain referral.
Create a Comprehensive Pain Log With Chronic Pain Tracker
Since healthcare professionals are telling the general public to become more involved with their own healthcare all the time, why not use technology to make involvement simpler.
WebMDmobile Medical Information On The Go
Sometime over the past 10 years just about everyone has sat down at their computer and visited the WebMD website seeking information for a remedy or relief from an injury or illness. With the WebMDmobile iPhone app from WebMD, LLC you can now access that same information conveniently on your iPhone.
SymptomMD First Aid On The Go
SymptomMD - In a day in age when many people either don’t have health insurance, their co-pay is a bit steep or, if you’re like me, just don’t like having to go to the doctor.
Refference any Medical Abbreviation with Medical Abbreviations by QD Ideas
Designed for working medical professionals, the Medical Abbreviations iphone app by QD Ideas is a quick and easy way to access over 1600 different medical abbreviations right from your iPhone or iPod touch.
Pocket First Aid & CPR Guide Offers Handy Advice
Pocket First Aid & CPR Guide provides some useful information that will be handy to have at the ready. The app provides a fairly comprehensive guide to conducting CPR and a number of other first aid remedies. The information was pretty solid, but the question is how often one will use it.
