Mobile

The platform provides 18 million veterans with access to their health information through their smartphones and mobile devices. 

The country's first telehealth solution provides discreet access to consultation services and medications that can prevent HIV.

With a new CTO from Google and $60 million in equity investment, Gale is looking to help curb the nursing shortage through the nimble use of technology.

The remote monitoring program for neurodegenerative conditions provides individualized care with brain-stimulating activities, memory training, and patient and caregiver education.

Virtual therapeutics, voice recognition and fast-evolving artificial intelligence tools are transforming home-based care, says Robin Farmanfarmaian, co-author of the new book How AI Can Democratize Healthcare.

The GoodSAM app alerts responders to provide first aid to nearby individuals in cardiac arrest. 

The LifeHub+ service allows doctors to access patients' health data which they can use to craft a personalised health plan.

Addressing diversity, equity and inclusion in patient-facing materials is about building trust through universal design, enabling access and addressing health literacy. Wolters Kluwer Health's maternal health program is one example. 

Top leaders from the VA's digital transformation team discussed the PACT Act, zero trust security, low-code agility, the VA's new mobile app, technology application sourcing and more.

Digital technology is making it convenient for individuals to know their risk for non-communicable diseases early.