The integration of blockchain and the Internet of Things (IoT) helps to strengthen and leverage mutual advantages in a variety of industrial domains including healthcare. The healthcare industry is one of the largest and fastest-growing industries involving more than 10% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of several countries globally. The use of blockchain in IoT can help to track multiple devices in the network, avoid duplication of malicious data entries, disallow data tampering, and provide enhanced security and privacy. Several devices are connected in an IoT network for fast-paced 5G-enabled data transfer environment for different industrial applications for collecting information and processing it, and the chances of failure of this centralized system are much higher. The time required to retrieve data from different devices, existing protocols, and access control mechanism employed presently may not work in the future as they are centralized based mechanisms [1,2]. The deployment of blockchain in IoT allows distributed, decentralized ledger records with high security, privacy, improved efficiency, and authenticity of data [1,3,4].Soon, the blockchain technology would immensely benefit and revolutionize the healthcare sector by ensuring data transparency, reducing costs of service delivery,