Frost & Sullivan: 5 key players in healthcare blockchain market

Blockchain innovations will improve healthcare functions like data interoperability, claims submissions and drug supply chain by 2025, according to a Frost & Sullivan report.

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Here are five key players in the healthcare blockchain market, based on an analysis by Frost & Sullivan’s advanced medical technologies growth partnership service program.

1. Guardtime, a keyless signature infrastructure platform that improves accuracy and security in patient records.

2. PokitDok, a software development platform that facilitates business processes like claims submissions, appointment scheduling and pharmacy benefits.

3. Gem Health, a network that partners with healthcare companies to accelerate the development of new Internet of Things and revenue cycle management solutions.

4. Patientory, a blockchain-based storage platform for patient information.

5. iSolve, a platform that supports drug development by connecting pharmaceutical companies to investors and service providers through a decentralized marketplace.

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