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There are thousands of new medical apps released each year. Moreover, every year, the physician editors sort through the year’s new crop of apps and pick the best medical apps. This year, we checked a group of medical apps that were innovative, filled important needs, and offered valuable resources for clinicians as well as patients. Moreover, somewhat surprisingly, we ended up with the selection of, Penn Kidney app.

Most Useful App of the Week - America’s Drug Card App

We always praise apps that offer value to our readers. This week we decided to present a medicine app that will save money to people regularly buying medicine, drugs or prescription medications in US. We are talking about America’s Drug Card App.

Why We Loved It?

Because it can save a lot of money for patients or regular users that are buying prescription drugs. America’s Drug Card App will allow you to save an average of 15-55% on your prescription medications, look up drug pricing, pharmacy locations, order additional cards, answer frequently asked questions and speak to your pharmacist.

Cross-Platform App of the Day - USMLE Step 1 Question a Day

The USMLE boards preparation can be messy, especially if it is not done in an effective way. That is why, today we will present you an app that will help you study effectively. The app features 1 question a day. This app will actually help you practice board style questions in order to supplement and upgrade your everyday knowledge.

Android App of the Day – Blood Draw Injection Simulator

The outstanding and interesting educational Android app called Blood Draw Injection Simulator is our App of the Day. The app is great for people that want to become phlebotomist in the hospital lab. The app creates simulation in which you will need to prepare the patients before they go to the operating room, surgery or procedure.