The cost of delivering in-person consultations is continuing to increase. While telemedicine apps have seen a dip after the improvement of COVID conditions, it will continue to find new applications. As already mentioned, it will find importance in chronic patient management. It is also proving to be useful in remote healthcare in rural areas where it is difficult to reach a medical practitioner. Personal health record apps are also being developed. These are different from health-tracking apps as they work as medical diaries. While they can be used to track medication and medical tests etc. they can also be integrated with doctor’s apps and can alert medical staff at the first symptoms of alarm. Femhealth applications will see more usecases. 2023 will also see the rise of digital therapeutics. These applications use hardware (eg. tracking monitors like CGM, blood pressure cuffs etc.), software develpment and data-driven services to offer personalized health advice. It will be particularly iseful since it includes latet technologies like AI and ML and is evidence based and is clinically evaluated software. It is increasing patient access to clinically safe treatment where hospital visits can be reduced and adviced based on data evaluated by their physician.