These applications make life easier for the user and have become indispensable on a daily basis, to the point that “app” was selected as the word of 2010 by the American Dialect Society.
  Applications are great allies to make everyday tasks easier. They help taking care of our health, connect patients to doctors, help researching drug prices, show clinics and laboratories where free or affordable exams are possible, and also help people who need special diets because they have heart diseases.
  The person who chooses these applications, will obtain their diet, with instructions of schedules, with the details of the benefits that each food will bring to their health.
  The applications are also equipped with educational information to monitor blood pressure and heart rate, as well as helping the patient to obtain emergency medical care.
  These heart health apps can help people maintain a healthy lifestyle and manage their risk of heart disease. Apps can be a great way to empower patients to take heart health into their own hands.
  Having an app to support the patient’s healthful eating goals and behaviors helps keep them motivated.