Quicken's first attempt at medical bill-tracking software, introduced in 2005, required users to enter billing data manually. Last year Quicken revised the software and put it on the Web for free.

Amazon.com Inc. is positioning Alexa, its artificial-intelligence assistant, to track consumers’ prescriptions and relay personal health information, in a bid to insert the technology into ...

When asked to identify a medical device, 40% identified them as “any device that can track health information,” and 27% said medical devices are “any product that interacts with their body.” ...

So far Apple’s HealthKit has mostly collected fitness data from its devices. In the future, if the company gets its way, the software will interpret that information, turning it into advice for users, ...

According to Market.us, the Personal Health Record Software Market Size is expected to expand significantly, reaching around USD 21.7 Billion by 2033, up from its 2023 valuation of USD 9.2 Billion.