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You need food daily and not medicines daily. That’s why they are less popular.

They are aldredy popular. Not much compared to Zomato and all that but that's because no one visits the doctor twice a week or order medicines thrice a day. Tho, i still think there is a huge scope left to grow.

Healthcare apps are evolving, but mass adoption is slow due to trust issues, lack of seamless integration with hospitals, and regulatory challenges. People still prefer in-person consultations for critical issues. However, with AI-driven diagnostics, better UX, and remote monitoring, the future of digital healthcare looks strong!

According to me, these MIGHT be the reasons: 1. Not as interactive as it can be. 2. Technically/Technologically, somewhere they would be missing out on. 3. Integration of AI in the app. 4. Lack of sufficient information and data. 5. Less collaborations with Big Private Hospitals in the market (which are very famous). 6. Time and money invested in building the Healthcare Apps.

when the condition of health comes, people are perceptually very cognitive about one to one check in a physical mode rather than virtually. But the utmost question for the health care app is about the option or features in a function. most of the app is limited to just one to one consulting and medical supply but the app developer forgets to the uppermost things like health schedule and medicine chart, diet chart and the daily routine for the fast recovery. if these problem could be solved it will be a revolutionary catch for the sector.

There are but they aren't advanced as yet. Also because of the User segments like senior citizens of older generation who still don't understand how to use a smart phone in a complete way like us. Also businesses have not been able to build or think beyond just creating basic AI functionalities in these apps that can help the underserved segments who really need help. I have a few feature ideas that I'd like to discuss and thought of, from a user centric perspective. Let me know if you'd like to build something worthwhile.

The industry is very collective. Hard to become a monopoly, operationally