Patientory is developing a blockchain-based platform for storing healthcare data. It allows users to create a patient profile to keep track of their medical history and be in control of their information. The software provides patients with an easy way of tracking doctor visits, medical bills, personal medical information, insurance, immunizations and pharmacy medications. The Patientory network is powered by the Ethereum-based PTOY token.

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.

Timicoin is developing a decentralized healthcare information marketplace. The blockchain-based platform will allow for medical records to be securely transferred, and will record several types of data that can then be made accessible to healthcare professionals. Patient information, clinical trial reports, test results, and other data will be available in real-time, from any updated node on the TimiHealth network that has been granted access. The platform will also enable the creation of individual, permissioned ledgers for data sharing that can be used to connect buyers and sellers in a decentralized marketplace for healthcare information. The TimiHealth blockchain has a hybrid Proof-of-Work (PoW) and Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism.