medical APKs for Android · Page 3

AMN Passport is a healthcare career app for nurses, allied professionals, and other clinicians who want to find and manage assignments from an Android phone. It brings job discovery, saved searches, and preference-based matching into one place, with tools for applications, credentials, tasks, timesheets, and assignment details. Users can also receive updates, contact support, and keep career information ready for new opportunities. The account setup collects contact and professional details so recommendations and submissions can fit a clinician's discipline, location, and travel interests.

My Marshfield Clinic is a medical patient-portal app for people who manage care through Marshfield Clinic and for dependents they support. Use it to organize appointments, prepare for visits, message a care team, and keep important health information close at hand. The portal can bring together conditions, diagnoses, vitals, immunizations, allergies, clinical notes, referrals, and laboratory or radiology results. Patients can also refill prescriptions, pay bills, and discuss symptoms with a nurse through chat, video, or phone. Optional fingerprint or face sign-in makes returning to the account more convenient.

MyBILH is a healthcare companion for Beth Israel Lahey Health patients who want to manage everyday care from an Android phone or tablet. Its MyBILH Chart area brings appointments, test results, visit notes, medical records, care-team messages, and prescription refill requests into one place. Patients can also look up hospitals, parking and directions, find urgent care, search for providers, review care estimates, and pay some bills as a guest. Health Connect uploads are available for enrolled self-tracking programs. The result is a practical hub for keeping care tasks organized between visits.

myAir is a sleep-therapy companion for people using compatible ResMed AirSense or AirCurve machines. It brings nightly therapy data into a phone-friendly view, with a daily myAir score, detailed progress metrics, and reports that can be saved or shared with a care team. Guided setup, mask-fit tips, coaching, and an instructional library help new users become more comfortable with treatment. Compatible AirSense 11 users can also access interactive setup and acclimation tools. The result is a practical way to understand therapy habits and stay engaged between sessions.

FIB 4 Calculator is a compact medical app for healthcare professionals who need a quick, non-invasive liver-fibrosis risk calculation during routine review. Enter a patient's age, AST, ALT, and platelet count to calculate a FIB-4 score from standard laboratory values. The app then presents age-specific interpretation bands, including lower-risk, indeterminate, and higher-likelihood ranges, while keeping the formula and clinical context close at hand. Its focused, scrollable layout suits point-of-care checks and follow-up discussions without turning a screening score into a diagnosis.

SleepImage is a provider-directed medical companion app for home sleep studies. Patients use it after receiving a SleepImage Patient ID and instructions from a healthcare professional. The app helps users choose their region, sign in with their date of birth, connect a compatible finger-worn recorder over Bluetooth, and prepare an overnight recording. When the study ends, the mobile workflow transfers the collected sleep data for clinical review. It suits patients who need a guided way to pair equipment, manage a study, and keep the process aligned with their care team.

Shift Admin is a healthcare scheduling app for clinicians and providers who need a practical view of changing work commitments on Android. It centers the day-to-day schedule on a calendar, then adds tools for checking shift details, requesting pickups, sending trades, and following open offers. Users can also review shift statistics, submit custom hours, clock in or out, and contact colleagues by email or text. By bringing these routine tasks into one mobile workflow, Shift Admin helps care teams keep schedule changes, attendance actions, and communication closer to the moments when they are needed.

COPC MyChart is a medical patient-portal app for Central Ohio Primary Care patients who want to manage routine care from an Android phone. It brings appointments, check-in tasks, medical records, test and imaging results, medications, immunizations, bills, and care-team messages into one account. Users can request visits, send prescription-refill questions, review health information, pay bills, and prepare for telehealth when their provider supports it. Proxy access can help caregivers manage another person's appointments with permission. The result is a more convenient way to keep everyday care tasks organized between visits.

Ambra is a mobile medical-imaging app for physicians, care teams, and patients who need to reach studies away from a workstation. Users can open available imaging, move through a series, and use touch gestures such as zooming, pinching, and rotating to inspect visual details. The app also supports sharing studies with other physicians, administrators, and patients for clearer communication around care. Provider and patient entry points, registration, host settings, organization login, biometric login, and single sign-on controls adapt access to different healthcare workflows. It is designed for review and collaboration rather than primary diagnosis on a phone.

New Innovations is a medical education companion for residents, fellows, students, and faculty working through clinical training programs. It brings practical residency-management tasks onto Android, so trainees can review work hours, record procedures, follow privilege targets, complete evaluations, and scan conference QR codes away from a workstation. GME users get the broadest workflow, while UME students can access evaluations and attendance tools. The app pairs these tasks with persistent account access, helping clinical learners keep required records and feedback moving during busy rotations.

Anatomy Learning is an interactive 3D anatomy atlas for students, healthcare trainees, educators, and anyone who wants a clearer view of the human body. Explore a full anatomical model by rotating and zooming through the body, then hide structures or switch systems to reveal relationships between bones, muscles, joints, vessels, nerves, and organs. The atlas also adds muscle and joint animations, cross-sectional views, and location quizzes for active revision. With a structured browser, multilingual labels, and focused study tools, it turns complex anatomy into a more visual, hands-on learning session.

Included Health is an all-in-one healthcare benefit app for eligible members and their covered families. It brings urgent care, therapy and psychiatry booking, specialist matching, second opinions, and Care Team messaging into one mobile hub. Members can also organize visits, labs, prescriptions, insurance details, claims, and healthcare spending as their plan allows. Account activation connects each person to the services included through an employer or health plan. The app helps members move from a health question to appropriate care or administrative support with fewer disconnected steps.

Teladoc Health is a virtual care app that connects eligible members with doctors, nurse practitioners, therapists, and health coaches from an Android phone. Users can arrange on-demand or scheduled visits, discuss everyday health concerns, and follow ongoing primary care without traveling to a clinic. Depending on coverage, the app also supports mental health, dermatology, nutrition, weight, diabetes, and blood pressure programs. Care plans, secure messages, connected health devices, and progress tools help members manage appointments and health goals between visits.

First Stop Health is a virtual care app for employees and eligible family members whose employers provide the benefit. Members can use it to request non-emergency medical support and connect with U.S.-based providers by phone or video. The service covers urgent concerns such as sore throats, infections, rashes, medication questions, and other everyday health needs. Account claiming and sign-in keep access tied to an eligible workplace benefit, while consultation details and sick notes can remain available in the member experience. It helps eligible users reach care without traveling to a clinic for every concern.

My Duke Health is a patient portal app for people who receive care through Duke Health and want mobile access to important health services. It brings appointments, test results, medications, visit notes, billing, and secure care-team messages into one account-centered workspace. Patients can also join video visits, review urgent care options, and manage health information for authorized family members. Quick links and Duke-specific resources make recurring tasks easier to find, while connected health features help users keep selected wellness data alongside their clinical information.

mybyram is a medical-supply management app for Byram Healthcare customers who want a simpler way to keep recurring care orders organized. Sign in with an existing account, reorder supplies, browse available products, and follow order activity from an Android phone. The app also brings account, physician, insurance, payment, and support tools into one place, with enrollment and password-recovery paths for customers who need them. Live Chat and policy links provide a direct route to help. It is most useful for Byram customers managing ongoing diabetes, ostomy, wound-care, urology, or incontinence supplies.

ethizo Patient is a medical portal for patients who want to keep everyday care information connected with their healthcare provider. It brings appointments, health records, care plans, medication details, questionnaires, and health progress into one place. Depending on the provider’s setup, patients can connect compatible trackers, add health information, exchange secure messages, or join video conversations with their care team. Family records and document uploads can also support a broader health profile. The app is most useful for registered patients who need an organized way to follow care between visits.

Rash ID is an AI-assisted skin health app for people who want a clearer first look at a rash, mole, or other visible concern. It combines a phone photo with details such as itchiness, duration, or discomfort to produce a preliminary set of possible matches. The home screen also connects Quick Scan with MUM, an AI health assistant, My Care routines, saved scans, and a dermatology library. This gives users a practical way to organize questions and track changes before speaking with a healthcare professional.

nAble-Health is a medical patient-portal app that helps people stay connected with their clinics and doctors from an Android device. Patients can search for a clinic or doctor, sign in to their portal, and manage everyday healthcare tasks in one place. The portal supports appointment requests, lab results, medication and vital records, encounter summaries, prescription refill requests, and secure messages with clinic staff. It also lets users update contact and insurance details, including photos of insurance cards. For practices using nAbleMD, the app keeps patient communication tied to the existing medical-record workflow.

Aidoc is a clinical communication app designed for authorized radiologists and hospital care teams working with time-sensitive imaging cases. It brings AI-prioritized findings, relevant medical images, and supporting EHR context to a mobile workflow so clinicians can review urgent information away from a workstation. Notifications help surface suspected acute conditions, while care-team communication supports faster coordination across departments. Users can also tailor on-call status, site selection, and workflow preferences to their role. The app is intended for institutional clinical use and requires a recognized Aidoc account.

MyCHRISTUS is a health care app that connects patients and families with CHRISTUS Health services from an Android phone. Users can search for clinicians, compare nearby care locations, and open virtual visit or patient portal options from a single home screen. Account tools support appointment scheduling, prescription refill requests, secure provider messages, and access to online medical records. Maps, specialty filters, urgent-care categories, bill payment links, and support resources help people handle routine care tasks with fewer separate websites or phone calls.

Skriber is an AI medical scribe designed for clinicians who want to spend less time turning patient conversations into documentation. It records in-person or virtual visits, processes speech into structured clinical notes, and supports SOAP-style templates for different practice needs. Clinicians can review the generated draft, adjust phrasing and formatting, then copy the finished note into an EHR. Cross-device access helps users record on a phone and continue reviewing from another device. The workflow keeps note creation centered on the appointment while leaving final review in the clinician's hands.

BioDigital Human is an interactive 3D anatomy and health education app for students, educators, clinicians, and anyone who wants to understand the body visually. Users can explore male and female anatomy, rotate and zoom models, isolate structures, and study physiology, conditions, and treatments from different perspectives. Search and library tools help organize models for lessons or review, while account syncing keeps saved material available across devices. Downloaded models can also be reopened offline, making the app useful for classroom study, clinical explanations, and self-paced learning.

IMAIOS e-Anatomy is an interactive human anatomy and medical imaging atlas built for physicians, radiologists, medical students, and imaging professionals. Users can browse the body by region, open CT, MRI, radiography, and illustration modules, and examine labeled structures on a phone or tablet. Search, recent items, bookmarks, and a body-based quick-access view make large collections easier to navigate. Detailed image series and multilingual anatomical labels support study, teaching, and point-of-reference review when a conventional textbook is less convenient. It gives learners a portable way to revisit complex regional relationships.