Top 14 Apps Like My Patients Mobile for iOS and Android

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Receive your medical images digitally! With the Tricefy app you can access and manage your medical images.

Pill Identifier is a medical application that identifies prescription pills by either name or description (color, shape, and/or imprint)

The PowerMic™ Mobile app combines wireless desktop microphone capabilities for Dragon® Medical One with ambient recording and mobile editing for DAX™.

SportGait is a provider of precision measurement tools for general wellness and concussion decision support.

EP Mobile provides tools for cardiac electrophysiologists, cardiologists, cardiology fellows, internists, emergency room physicians, medical students, nurses, technicians, and other health care workers who deal with cardiac arrhythmias.

Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy (OMT) for the Upper Extremity is a powerful clinical reference and teaching tool for any student, clinician or educator involved in the practice or the teaching of manipulative/manual therapy for musculoskeletal disorders.

DICOM Vision is a DICOM Viewer built for mobile devices (iPhone/iPad). FEATURES: Displays Images in DICOM format from all modalities.

A patient's guide to Central Line Catheters Catheter information was collated by Dr. Mars Mallari, to help patients better understand catheters and how to care for them.

Thousands of healthcare teams across more than 40 specialties connect with and care for their patients using Klara’s secure messaging and telemedicine solution because it’s convenient and accessible to patients with no login, password, or download required—ever.

The Labcorp Patient mobile app is easy to use and has convenient features that help you manage your health.

Dermatomes is a handy reference map of which spinal nerve roots relay sensation from particular areas of the skin along with a cutaneous nerve distribution.

This app is the easiest way to perform self-examinations. Self-examinations are key to help detect early skin cancer and melanoma.

New 2019 ASCCP Risk-Based Management Consensus Guidelines for abnormal cervical cancer screening tests and cancer precursors provide new recommendations.