Digital Age of Medicine   * System-based approach to delivering of precision medicine.   * Evidence-based treatment delivery and efficient healthcare solutions.   * New comprehension of illnesses through technology assistance.   * Transformed approach to treatment via software tools.   * More effective decisions and accurate treatment planning.   * Next generation healthcare, making patients stay involved.   * Improved diagnostics and more precise treatment algorithms. Precision medicine – is a model of medicine, concentrating medical practices on an individual patient. Evidence-based treatment delivery – data exchange system, where relevant information is accessible to both clinicians and patients. Transformed approach to treatment – adaptation to the new care models with the help of technological means, such as wireless fitness trackers and medication adherence tools. Next generation healthcare – patients are fully engaged in their care, being able to access data remotely. The Major Technology Innovations   * NantOS – NantHealth’s cloud-based operating system (Lapton, 214).   * Provider Portal – portal with a continuum-wide access.   * Health Notebook – makes patients equal care participants. NantOS – NantHealth’s cloud-based operating system. It offers not only “access to medical and health information on the Internet but also new ways of monitoring, measuring and visualizing the human body and sharing personal information and experiences with others” (Lapton, 2014, p. 175). Provider Portal – collection of patients’ clinical data that are available for providers’ access across the care continuum. Since it represents a full community picture, a viewer always receives a whole set of data. Thus, it allows physicians to have a longitudinal view of a patient’s record. Health Notebook – one more database, connecting patients with their providers and allowing them to participate in care. NantOS-based Provider Portal   * Represents a unified collection of patients’ data.   * Offers providers a comprehensive view of cases.   * Provides quick cloud-based data access (Topol, 2013).   * Gives exhaustive information on care improvement.   * Grants data customization for specific disease states.   * Allows for organized access to the records.   * Assists clinicians in making the right decisions. Providers across the care continuum gain access to the same sources of data, thus, receiving all the necessary information and sharing it in a blink of an eye. This “unlimited computing power via cloud server farms” opens new horizons in the matters of healthcare and overall treatment efficiency (Topol, 2013, p. 7). Clinicians acquire access to the records in an organized manner, which can seriously assist them in the matters of decision-making. NantOS-based Health Notebook   * Connects patients with providers, insurers, and records.   * Serves as motivation to participate in care.   * Reduces providers’ operational costs; improves data transferring.   * Expands care delivery (Caulfield and Donnelly, 2013).   * Establishes connection with remote and wireless devices.   * Assists with decision-making through cooperation with patients.   * Forms backgrounds for advanced precision medicine introduction. Health Notebook was primarily introduced to provide an easier data exchange between clinicians and patients and create motivational concepts for the latter to reach their goals. The database seriously contributes to the providers’ operational cost