Triple Helix Discovery Engine
Triple Helix Framework
Industry
Architects: Small & Medium Size Business (SMBs), Product Development, De-Risking, Validation, Building Niche & Emerging Markets
*Architects: Telemedicine_mHealth, Mobile Apps, Smartphones & Wearables

mRemedy

Parents

*Architects: Telemedicine_mHealth, Mobile Apps, Smartphones & Wearables
*Industry: Minnesota
*Mobile & Broadband Applications:Location Based Services (LBS)/Hyper-Local Strategies
Companies: Acquired_(M&A)

2012: Triple Play on Health IT Acquisitions (2012)
Axial Exchange Acquires mRemedy from DoApp and Mayo Clinic (2012)
Lexington, Kentucky-based Central Baptist Hospital has signed on as the first hospital to offer mytality to its patients.
Mayo Clinic JV creates apps for Kentucky hospital (2011)
Mobile App enables finding a physician through the PhysicianLink connection, finding a location, or quickly sending a questionlThis app, along with a series of stand-alone apps: myWeight, myPressure, and myGlucose, offer individuals tools to easily track,
Mytality currently works on Android and Apple iOS devices.
Mytality is a suite of custom apps built for “clinics and hospitals and their patients” and includes medical trackers, medical directories, medical reference guides and more.
Rochester, Minn.-based mRemedy, a joint venture of DoApp Inc. and Mayo Clinic, sells a patient engagement mobile app called Mytality.
Through an integrated diary, users can compare how their activities affect the health indicators that they track.

DoApps
Mayo Clinic Health System (Rochester, Minn.): 16 hospitals-#2-US News _ (Cancer Center-US New & World Report)