Health kiosk company SoloHealth has raised $2.4 million in equity and securities, according to an SEC filing, bringing its total funding to date to at least $28.2 million. Previous investors include WellPoint, Novartis, Dell, Coinstar, and Walter Huff, founder and former chairman of a medical information systems firm acquired by McKesson.

The company has also changed its name to Pursuant Health to reflect a new partnership with Cleveland Clinic Wellness, which helped it add a workplace wellness to its existing (public kiosk) business.

“Over the course of 2015, we will announce a new suite of innovative, convenient, and clinically-valid products that make it easier for individuals to understand their health status and self-manage chronic conditions,” the company wrote. “While our name may change, our focus remains on the millions of individuals who use our services each month.”

SoloHealth’s kiosks are FDA-cleared, offering health screenings for blood pressure, vision, weight and BMI.SoloHealth’s kiosks are FDA-cleared, offering health screenings for blood pressure, vision, weight and BMI. The data kiosks gather is stored on SoloHealth’s platform and can easily be accessed from the web. SoloHealth/Pursuant Health made sure its kiosks are located all around the place, including select Walmart, Sam’s Club, Safeway, and Schnuck Markets locations.

In total, the company has 3,600 retail locations which collectively have seen more than 73 million health screenings. Last year, SoloHealth said its kiosks were seeing 130,000 users per day and the average time users spent at the kiosk was 4.5 minutes.

[Via: mobihealthnews]