I've recently had a chance to talk to our long standing business partner and founder of the world's first free market telemedicine platform for healthcare professionals and patients in the United States and beyond.

We've shot this demo to show you how one of the world's most disruptive telemedicine apps we've built for Video Medicine, Inc.

We're pleased to announce that Intersog's mobile development team has recently completed the successful beta deployment of phase 2 of an innovative eHealthcare video chat app for Video Medicine, Inc., the world's first mobile free-market doctor network founded by Dr.

The first form of telemedicine began with African villagers who used smoked signals to warn people to stay away from their village in case of serious disease.

The digital age has ushered in increased awareness, especially when it comes to one’s health.

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[workspace color="white"] [two-third class=""][text] New ways to address healthcare Today, businesses are seeking new ways to address healthcare needs of communities and individuals by integrating medical, social, behavioral and environmental data.

Mobile healthcare apps (aka mHealth apps) have become widespread in various aspects of healthcare, largely as an effect of the rapid evolution of 3G and 4G technologies.

In 2014, mobile app usage accounted for 86% of time spent on mobile devices, up 6% from the year before, according to the Fire Eye report.

As eHealth apps market has started showing signs of maturity in recent months, many custom mobile software development companies are expecting the rise in RFPs/RFQs received and are also challenged to offer innovative business models to engage with healthcare organizations and stakeholders (e.g.

2015 seems to be full of opportunities in such digital health areas as telemedicine and connected health—needs of healthcare stakeholders are expansive, the specialties are broad, and cutting-edge technologies are developed every day.