Top 10: Mobile Healthcare Apps

Mobile healthcare apps have transformed how people access, manage and improve their health, putting personalised care and wellness support directly into users' hands.
From virtual consultations and prescription management to fitness tracking, mental wellbeing and AI-powered health coaching, today's leading apps are making healthcare more convenient, connected and accessible than ever before.
As demand for digital-first healthcare continues to grow, developers are introducing increasingly sophisticated features that help users take greater control of their health while supporting clinicians and improving patient outcomes.
Healthcare Digital ranks the Top 10 Mobile Healthcare Apps, highlighting the platforms setting the standard for innovation, usability and digital healthcare.
10. CVS Health
Revenue: US$407bn
Employees: 10,000+
CEO: David Joyner
Founded: 2023
The CVS Health app makes managing health, prescriptions and savings simple in one place.
The app allows users to refill prescriptions, schedule vaccines, access virtual care and manage pharmacy needs with ease.
Through the ExtraCare rewards, customers can access app-exclusive deals and personalised offers while enjoying faster in-store pickup and home delivery options.
The app also provides medication information, health reminders, AI-powered search and wellness resources, helping customers stay informed, save time and take control of their healthcare conveniently.
9. Teladoc
Revenue: US$2.53bn
Employees: 5,000-10,000
CEO: Chuck Divita
Founded: 2023
Teladoc Health is a leading virtual care app that makes healthcare more accessible anytime, anywhere.
Connect with board-certified doctors, therapists, specialists and dietitians for personalised care, prescriptions and ongoing support.
The app also helps manage weight, diabetes, blood pressure and mental health with digital tools, AI-powered tracking and one-on-one coaching.
With secure, HIPAA-compliant services, broad insurance coverage and over 20 years of virtual care experience, Teladoc Health offers convenient, trusted healthcare from their phone.
8. Calm / Calm Health
Revenue: US$210m
Employees: 201-500
CEO: Chris Carey
Founded: 2022
Calm is a mental wellness app designed to help users reduce stress, improve sleep and build healthier daily habits.
It offers guided meditations, mindfulness exercises, sleep stories, breathing techniques and psychologist-developed programs tailored to user needs.
Personalised mental health screenings and action plans provide relevant support, while evidence-based content helps users manage anxiety, strengthen resilience and stay engaged with their well-being.
Whether people need a moment of calm or ongoing mental health support, Calm makes self-care accessible anytime, anywhere.
7. Ro
Revenue: US$598m
Employees: 201-500
CEO: Zachariah Reitano
Founded: 2022
Built for convenient, patient-centred care, the Ro app connects users with licensed healthcare professionals entirely online.
The platform offers personalised treatment plans for weight management, sexual health, fertility, skincare and other health concerns.
Users can message providers, manage prescriptions, schedule check-ins, track orders and access educational resources through a single app.
By combining virtual consultations with ongoing support and tailored care plans, Ro simplifies healthcare access, making it easier for users to manage their health goals from wherever they are.
6. Hims & Hers
Revenue: US$2.35bn
Employees: 501-1000
CEO: Andrew Dudum
Founded: 2021
Hims & Hers provides access to licensed professionals and personalised virtual healthcare.
The apps provide online consultations and tailored treatment plans for a wide range of health concerns, including mental health, weight management, sexual health, hair loss, skincare, menopause and primary care.
Users can message healthcare providers, manage prescriptions, track deliveries and access educational resources.
Hims & Hers combines technology with personalised care to make healthcare more accessible, helping users address everyday health concerns with greater convenience and privacy.
5. Best Buy (Lively)
Revenue: US$41.7bn
Employees: 1,001-5000
CEO: Corie Barry
Founded: 2020
Focused on safety and independent living, Lively is designed to provide older adults with emergency assistance and support.
The app offers 24/7 access to certified Urgent Response agents who can coordinate help during emergencies and stay connected until assistance arrives.
Additional features include Nurse On-Call for medical guidance, Care Advocate services for wellbeing planning, Ask Lively support and ride scheduling.
By combining health services, emergency response and caregiver support, Lively helps users stay connected and safe while maintaining independence.
4. Headspace
Revenue: US$140m
Employees: 501-1,000
CEO: Tom Pickett
Founded: 2012
Designed to support mental wellbeing, Headspace is one of the leading meditation and mindfulness apps available today.
It offers more than 1,000 guided meditations, sleep sounds, relaxation exercises and expert-led programmes to help users manage stress, anxiety and burnout.
The app also features Ebb, an AI companion that provides personalised mental health support and recommendations.
Backed by research demonstrating improvements in stress reduction and sleep quality, Headspace helps users build healthier daily habits and improve their overall emotional wellbeing.
3. Doximity
Revenue: US$644.9m
Employees: 501-1,000
CEO: Jeff Tangney
Founded: 2011
Doximity involves leading medical professionals and offers an AI-powered platform to streamline workflow.
Trusted by more than 85% of US physicians, the app combines communication, clinical decision support and documentation.
Features include AI-generated clinical notes, evidence-based medical answers with citations, HIPAA-compliant messaging and faxing, telehealth capabilities and prescribing.
Doximity integrates with leading healthcare systems, helping clinicians manage patient care more efficiently.
By reducing administrative tasks and improving communication, Doximity enables healthcare professionals to spend more time on patient outcomes.
2. WeightWatchers
Revenue: US$785.9m
Employees: 1,001-5000
Interim CEO’s: Felicia DellaFortuna and Jonathan Volkmann
Founded: 2011
WeightWatchers continues to be a key healthcare app, combining science-backed nutrition guidance with personalised digital tools.
The platform provides flexible weight-loss modes, including options to lose, maintain or pause tracking through Holiday Mode.
New features include an AI Body Scanner that monitors 3D body changes beyond the scale and a Weight Health Score that evaluates the impact of nutrition, activity and sleep.
For individuals using GLP-1 weight-loss medications, the dedicated GLP-1 Companion Programme provides tailored nutrition plans, medication and side-effect tracking and expert coaching.
By combining personalised coaching, evidence-based nutrition and technology, WeightWatchers remains one of the leading digital health platforms for sustainable weight management.
1. MyFitnessPal
Revenue: US$300m
Employees: 201-500
CEO: Mike Fisher
Founded: 2009
Ranked first is MyFitnessPal, helping millions of users build healthier eating habits through comprehensive food and fitness tracking.
The app enables users to log calories, macronutrients, vitamins, water intake, exercise and weight in a single platform.
Its database of more than 20 million foods makes meal tracking quick and accurate, while features like barcode scanning and voice logging simplify daily use.
The app integrates with more than 35 fitness devices and health platforms, providing a complete view of users' wellness progress.
Bringing together nutritional insights, progress monitoring and goal-setting features, MyFitnessPal has earned a reputation as one of the leading digital health apps for long-term wellness.




















