Iryo's goal is to create a tokenized platform for tracking healthcare records. Iryo’s solution is meant to store data securely and allow patients to share their medical history anywhere in the world. Iryo is conducting a pilot program in Slovenia at the moment, and is also partnering with aid organizations to assist in the healthcare operations of refugees in the Middle East. The Iryo Token is designed as a gateway cryptocurrency that will enable patients and healthcare professionals to participate in Iryo’s global healthcare network. The token will encourage collaboration and promote medical research.

Curecoin is a digital currency that is designed to assist in the collection of biomedical research data. The network is powered by the CURE coin, and has a consensus mechanism that uses computing resources for protein folding; a process that simulates protein behavior. The project is associated with Stanford University.

DOC.com is a blockchain enabled Telemedicine platform. Their goal is to use AI and blockchain to provide greater access to healthcare. Anyone with a cell phone can use their network to get diagnosed, treated, or referred to a medical specialist. They are also developing AI-based educational tools for medical professionals. Doc.com will use a blockchain to record and manage healthcare data, and will use the Ethereum-based MTC token to power their network.