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This year’s top companies in health are solving the health and wellness problems big and small.

1. designs tools that play like video games to treat conditions such as alzheimer’s and ADHD.

2. ‘s survey platform can predict a patient’s risk for hospitalization between doctor visits — bridging the communication gap between healthcare professionals and caregivers.

3. Created by women for women, sells 100 percent natural cotton tampons with BPA-free plastic applicators and provides full ingredient transparency — a rarity for feminine care brands.

4. Health insurance company ‘s easy-to-understand language and explanation of benefits has been a hit with consumers: A third of its 145,000 members have been referred by friends.

5. Digital health firm rewards consumers for making decisions that save their insurer money. Go to urgent care instead of the ER? You get a percentage of that savings. In 2015, Goldman Sachs led a $40 million round of investing.

6. recently launched its first in a series of disease-specific smartphone apps to help patients better understand their treatment. The app, called Start, helps depression patients track their progress.

7. ‘s remote patient-monitoring application and device acts as a connected glucometer and pedometer, tracking a diabetic’s status and alerting caregivers when necessary.

8. crunches medical data from millions of women to predict which fertility treatment will most likely result in pregnancy for a particular patient. It is also developing a genetic test with 23andMe to predict infertility.

9. is redesigning drug research: Researchers test drugs or irritants on microchips that act like human organs. Results are far more accurate than those from tests on cultured cells or animals.

10. offers in-home care for senior citizens — employees are paid 30 percent more than the industry standard, plus good benefits — and provides each household with an iPad that gives regular health updates.

Check out more companies on the 2016 Brilliant 100 list.