2 Best Written apps for Android (Medical)
Following is our list of the best written apps for Android. Trusted developers like ElBalto Co. and Savy Software are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include ElBalto, DIGIShield, .
1 ElBalto
Live video & written consultations with certified doctors on demand
The ElBalto app allows you to easily connect with certified doctors through video calls or online chat. You can book a live video consultation with a doctor and receive a medical report afterwards. The app also offers a free video consultation upon registration. You can send questions to the doctors and get answers the same day, along with the option to upload pictures or lab results. The doctors can help with various non-emergency cases, including common cold and flu, allergies, lactation consultations, post-delivery follow-up, depression, anxiety, marriage counseling, child nutrition, weight management, pregnancy nutrition, hair loss, and skin problems. The cost of consultations ranges from LE100 to LE150, which can be paid securely using credit cards or cash transfer via Aman or Fawry. The doctors are available throughout the day, and the app emphasizes that it does not replace hospitals or provide emergency care.
2 DIGIShield
Doctor's hand written prescription is recorded Digitally.
DIGIShield is an EHR system designed for the Indian healthcare system. It is a digital version of a patient's paper medical record that provides real-time, patient-centered information to authorized users. The app allows users to store and access data securely on a cloud environment like Azure or Google Cloud. It is user-friendly and does not require specific technical skills. The main features include secure storage of patient records, eco-friendliness by going paperless, easy sharing of medical records with doctors, and the ability to collect payments directly from patients for consultations.
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