If you work together, it can be complicated to coordinate family events. It can be tedious to organize all of the details for a day. However, with the right coordination apps, it's simple to stay organized. Whether you're coordinating a family outing, a holiday, or a party, you can plan it in minutes. These are the top apps that will help you stay organized.

Braintrainer combines four games into one, and tests accuracy, precision, and reaction time. It also challenges memory through changing patterns. For instance, the bulls-eye game will require you to measure your response time down to milliseconds. It's a fun and addictive way of improving your hand-eye coordination. It's compatible with both iOS and Android devices and is compatible with Android 2.2 or higher. The games are available in English with a variety difficulty levels.

Traffic Rush is a focus on urban environments without traffic lights. Traffic Rush requires drivers to move faster in order avoid collisions at four-way intersections. This app tests your accuracy and precision. This app allows you to control the speed of approaching cars by tapping or swiping on the screen. It's free and works with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch. The privacy practices are also excellent, according to the developer.

MyLinks will be completely free for both patients and medical practitioners. It won the Allscripts Open ADP Patient Engagement Challenge. It was also named the Allscripts App of the Monthly for January. MyLinks will host a webinar on January 26th at 1 p.m. Eastern. This webinar will provide an overview of the app, and help you understand how it can be used in your practice.

Team members of the care team can communicate with one another via secure messages, video chats, and calls. Users can create customized notifications and get event data through particular channels. You can create and manage your events through the app. You can also add photos and notes to your calendar by caregivers, which will allow you to keep track everything happening with your patients. A coordinated care group can be more productive. All parties will work more efficiently if there is better coordination.

A patient can add a provider to his or her care team by inviting him or her through the app. The app allows patients to choose from a variety of providers when they want to add a new provider. Additionally, caregivers may add other health-care providers. Patients can communicate easily with their caregivers and view their health records through the care coordination app. The HIE is a vital tool for patients and their families.