News

Patient check-in moves to the iPad
By Mike Miliard | 03:55 pm | August 18, 2011
Just three weeks after its iPad-native EHR made news for gaining ONC-ATCB-certification, drchrono has launched an iOS app to replace paper-based patient check-in.Company execs say the OnPatient app can be downloaded to the iPad for free and integrated into a medical practice as a standalone application - the patient check-in software also integrates with with the drchrono's iPad EHR.See also: iPad EHR gains meaningful use certification.
DrChrono receives another $650k
By Chris Gullo | 01:05 pm | August 18, 2011
By 2016: 100M wearable wireless sensors
By Chris Gullo | 11:47 am | August 18, 2011
Congress: How's FCC doing on mobile health oversight?
By Brian Dolan | 05:08 am | August 18, 2011
Motorola Mobility gives Google foothold in connected health
By Neil Versel | 04:44 am | August 18, 2011
How the Center for Body Computing fits in
By Neil Versel | 03:29 am | August 18, 2011
Amcom update supports Cisco Cius
By Chris Gullo | 12:49 pm | August 17, 2011
Quantia releases diabetes coaching app
By Chris Gullo | 11:43 am | August 17, 2011
Kvedar: Collaborative environment vital to mHealth
By Chris Gullo | 09:43 am | August 17, 2011
Telehealth conference spotlights innovation, disruptive technology
By Eric Wicklund | 03:20 pm | August 16, 2011
When all is said and done, the advancement of telehealth and mobile health in the United States will be accomplished through the percolation of innovation.