2016 Digital Healthcare Trends to Date

With Q1 under our belt, we thought it would be a good time to take stock of some of this…

AngelSense app updates can help us track our loved ones with special needs

Apps and wearable devices have become great tools in helping us track ourselves and our things, from monitoring our vitals and counting our steps to tracking our monthly spending. Now there’s an app…

CDMi Perspectives: DTC in the Crosshairs

DTC is under attack again

DigiTalk: User Psychology

Check out the latest installment of DigiTalk, brought to you by our Emerging Digital Group (affectionately called “Edge”). This month, we explored the subject of User Psychology, including user stereotypes, expectations, and perceptions — and how they impact user interactions with…

Episode #2 of The Healthy Perspective Podcast: The Pulse of Social Media in Healthcare

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Be bored. Do nothing. And let those creative juices marinate.

The next time you feel bored you may want to think twice before reaching for that smart phone or tablet to quell the awkward silence in your head. Sure, we all depend upon these miraculous devices for instantaneous…

50% of Americans Will Likely Treat a Condition With a Wearable by 2022

Wearables can give us a lot of useful information about our health. But now we’re seeing an increase in devices that don’t simply track — they also treat. Quell, which bills itself as “wearable pain relief,”…

90% of Common Conditions Will Likely Be Self-diagnosed by 2022

XPRIZE is currently holding a $10 million competition to create a modern-day version of Star Trek’s tricorder, a handheld device that allows users to monitor their own health in real time and diagnoses common conditions…