12 Companies Shaping the Future of Digital Healthcare [Infographic]

Written By Jaime Grimes

While health and fitness apps are still popular, the future of digital healthcare is in remote monitoring and consultation.

According to the research2guidance fourth annual study on mHealth app publishing, fitness apps do not have the highest business potential for the future. From now through 2019, expect to see fitness apps decline in popularity, and remote monitoring and consultation apps rise, thanks to the increased penetration of capable devices and patient data demand.

The infographic below from Northeastern University lists 12 companies that are shaping the future of digital healthcare. From startups to established healthcare systems, these organizations have created apps, software and products that track genomes, report injuries, send notifications for missed prescription dosages, help physicians with medical coding and billing and even help paralyzed patients walk again.

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