Medical Apps

PCRM's Nutrition Guide for Clinicians App is a comprehensive guide on nearly 100 diseases and medical conditions, providing basic information about each disease, as well as evidence-based information on how nutrition can help in prevention and treatment.

My NICU Baby app is designed to help parents of premature and sick babies with the experience during the stay in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and transition home.

My IBD Manager app is a mobile tracking tool designed to help patients who are struggling with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Crohn's disease, and ulcerative colitis, as well as the doctors who treat these patients.

3D Brain app is basically an interactive 3D brain map, or precisely, a collection of 29 individual maps showing different structures of the human brain, supported by information and reference links.

Prego Wheel app is a mobile OB wheel with a basic functionality. It is a one-page app with only three features on it, including last menstrual period (LMP), gestational age (GA), and estimated date of delivery (EDD).

Brain Tutor 3D app was created to allow medical students, as well as seasoned clinicians, learn about the structure and function of the human brain with the help of high-resolution interactive 3D models of brain and head, as well as MRI scans.

Heart Illustrated app is a quick reference provided in an easy-to-use format, with helpful hand-drawn illustrations which provide plentiful detail on a basic heart anatomy.

Cancer.Net Mobile app provides up-to-date guides on 120 types of cancer, with detailed information about treating cancer, managing side effects, managing the cost of care, and living with cancer.

Frailty Tool app is based on the evidence-based Essential Frailty Toolset (EFT) and designed for providers to easily calculate frailty score and 1-year mortality risk for elderly patients.

Creators of FDA-approved Mobile MIM app created another cloud-based solution called VueMe, which allows patients to store their medical images on the MIM cloud, and exchange these images (share and receive) with their physicians and specialists.