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New applications released to save time when performing daily chores are the norm. Here’s an addition to the medical space. EHSI joined hands with VITEB and revealed that their first medical iPhone application namely, MedAnywhere HHC is moving ahead to the final testing phase of development.

The application is specifically designed for HHC patients who cannot afford expensive hospitals for their recovery. It will be packed with various modules that will decrease their costs and enable direct physician monitoring.

For those unaware, the HHC disease apparently occurs due to significant overdose of iron which causes maximum damage to the heart, liver, pancreas, joints and pituitary. If the extra iron is not reduced then it could be fatal. The treatment of this disease requires frequent visits to hospital labs for expensive blood tests and phlebotomy treatments.

This application will enable consumers to check their Hematocrit levels via doctors using the iPhone. The phlebotomy treatment of patients will be conducted at the blood donor centers. These centers usually do not charge anything for operations and will eventually allow users to save their penny.

Around mid-September, the company is expected to submit the MedAnywhere HHC module to iTunes.

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