The Internet of Things (IoT) is restoring the healthcare industry in a revolutionised way, as the populace has started to utilise IoT-enabled technologies for managing their health necessities. For instance, persons can use the IoT-powered technologies to ring a bell about doctors’ schedules, differences in blood pressure level, sugar level, calories burnt, distance walked, etc. One of the most significant segments of the IoT in the health sector is monitoring patients’ health by remote technology, where patients can be observed and prescribed from somewhere.