Smartphone App Will Now Connect Consumers to Athenahealth's Network of Doctors
Published March 25, 2013
Smartphone app will now connect consumers to athenahealth's network of doctors
The Colorado company is iTriage, and its app allows consumers to use their smartphones to learn more about their medical problems and find out about nearby treatment options. One tool in the iTriage app enables smartphone users to book doctors … Read more on Boston.com
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