Analysts are banking on Apple's ($AAPL) rumored iWatch to pull fragments of the healthcare industry together--specifically, its ability to unite medical applications, electronic health records (EHRs) and peripheral devices. Unlike Google and Microsoft's attempts at a smartwatch, which failed profoundly, optimism is shining bright for Apple's attempt at the device. The iOS easily integrates with popular medical apps and devices--and the watch is expected to come in at a relatively affordable price of $300. Apple has already partnered with Epic Systems, one of the largest EHR companies in the world, which covers 51% of U.S. patients. Apple's iWatch is expected to hit mainstream markets in October. Story