Google is testing the 'call a doctor' application

Technology companies are increasingly realizing that investing in health is a fertile land. Google "turns on" is developing a new service like a Helpouts but in the health field.

Technology companies are increasingly realizing that investing in health is a fertile land. Although Google already has Google Fit , a medical app, the company is planning to go deeper and engage more with people's medical needs.

Google "turning up" is developing a new service, integrating into many of its services, which will allow users to consult a doctor when they have health concerns, like a Helpouts but in medical.

Google launched Helpouts nearly a year ago, as a video chat support system with experts from different fields. However, there was news that Google was beginning to integrate Helpout channels with search results. , allowing users to easily explore with available resources on Helpouts.

Google seems to confirm that it is testing an application like that, although it did not disclose details about the mechanism of this feature. If so, Google could beat Facebook in developing medical applications. Facebook takes advantage of the social centers that have developed around websites that cater to those who seek opinions and advice about certain medical conditions. In addition to being easy and convenient, these services are opening the trend of abuse and misdiagnosis.

Facebook's services may have advantages, especially if users are really worried about talking to a real doctor or the costs incurred. Google's "call doctor" application will definitely be better. So far, this service is said to offer for free, although the exact medical field has yet to be disclosed.