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Did you know that there are mobile apps created to be prescribed? BHH member Doonamis, experts in App development, explains what they are, how they work, and their benefits.
In the digital age, technology is transforming all aspects of our lives, including healthcare. One of the most innovative developments in this field is the concept of "prescription apps," known as DiGA. These digital applications are designed to be prescribed by doctors and reimbursed by the health system, offering a new level of support and treatment for patients.
What are DiGA?
DiGA are mobile applications or software used as therapeutic, diagnostic, or monitoring tools in the health sector. The primary goal of DiGA is to improve the management of chronic diseases, facilitate access to treatments, and provide patients with tools for self-care and health monitoring. At Doonamis, they have developed such applications to help patients manage their health conditions effectively.
How DiGA works
The process of prescribing and using a DiGA is relatively straightforward:
Benefits of DiGA
DiGA revolutionize healthcare by allowing the prescription and reimbursement of medical apps, enhancing accessibility and personalization. Their potential to improve health and efficiency is enormous, with the right support. Doonamis are specialists in the development of quality Apps and Webs. Find out more about them HERE.