Today's world is becoming increasingly frenetic. Transportation, the Internet, shipping choices, and even the way we eat – everyone wants things to be faster and faster to accommodate ever-changing lifestyles. Therefore it is easy to see that even in healthcare there is a need for speed from procedures to recovery times, both medical professionals and facilities are attempting to speed up the healthcare process. Mobile healthcare One way to speed up the healthcare process is to make information more easily found. hence the introduction of mobile devices within the healthcare system. Mobile devices today are completely different from cell phones of the past. Initially cell phones were exactly the phones that could move. However, over time, cell phones have moved from the basic functions of talking and then texting and have evolved into mini portable computers. Apple and Rehabcare are currently working together to help streamline how Apple has partnered with one organization, Rehabcare, to create applications and software that work with iOS devices to help create a more efficient healthcare environment. The changes that occur with the implementation of iOS devices that include both iPhone and iPad are a critical component to creating a more productive workforce that includes not only the areas of healthcare but also the corporate sector. On the healthcare side there is patient information about the business and administrative components such as patient information related to insurance and even contact information. Impact of Mobile Technology on Healthcare Quality For example, think about the emergency room process. Someone gets in touch and the first thing they do is tell someone what's wrong. The... central part of the sheet... an indication of any errors. Healthcare websites can also offer educational and educational information directly linked to information available via mobile devices. In conclusion, the inclusion of mobile devices is the best way to add innovation to the healthcare delivery process. Medical facilities are now able to cope not only with population growth and life expectancy rates, but also higher crime rates and a number of other factors that increase the number of people requiring medical services. Furthermore, when considering diseases such as Ebola which could become an epidemic if precautions are not taken and something needs to be put in place to increase the flow and speed of transmission of information in all areas of healthcare, from services emergency treatment, rehabilitation treatment, infectious disease control.