Medocity raised $650,000, an SEC filing has revealed, bringing the company’s total funding to at least $3 million.

The Morristown, New Jersey-based startup makes different care coordination and patient engagement solutions for providers focused on cancer care, congestive heart failure (CHF), senior care, and COPD (coming soon).

Each of the disease management programs is mobile enabled, offering different tools like video chats to keep patients, caregivers, providers, and patient liaisons in the loop. At the same time, some of the programs, such as those addressing CHF and COPD, are made to help providers reduce readmissions.

Medocity’s flagship app, iCancerHealth, allows patients to manage their cancer care.Medocity’s flagship app, iCancerHealth, allows patients to manage their cancer care, while providing caregivers with the ability to manage medications, track and report symptoms, share progress reports, communicate with other cancer patients, and record changes in their overall health.

On the other hand, there’s the Medocity MD app which is only available to “credentialed care providers.” Using this app, providers can communicate with patients, send health alerts, and track the patient’s vitals.

In addition, the company also offers two additional apps: MyLifeConnect, which helps older adults engage with their provider, track their health; and CHF Care that helps patients manage their congestive heart failure.

[Via: mobihealthnews]