Validic has raised a $12.5 million Series B round led by Kaiser Permanente Ventures. The company that makes a digital health platform for aggregating health data from various medical and fitness devices will use the fresh funds to build out their team, product offerings, client and device reach.

Headquartered in Mountain View, California, and Durham, N.C, Validic enables its clients to easily integrate data captured by over 175 different fitness and clinical devices into their health technology systems, electronic medical records, patient engagement portals, and wellness applications. The company’s client population reaches more than 160 million lives in 47 countries. Some of the integration partners include Adidas, Omron, Misfit, A&D Medical, Qardio, Fitlinxx, LifeFitness, as well as Apple’s HealthKit.

“With millions of individuals now using wearables, applications and clinical in-home devices to track and manage their health, it is more important now than ever that this data is accessible to healthcare providers,” said Ryan Beckland, CEO and co-founder of Validic. “We have built an enterprise digital health platform to power this integration for healthcare companies allowing them to focus on driving their core technologies and programs, which are going to be vital to the future success of healthcare. With this investment, we will continue to build out our team and product offerings to fuel the utilization of digital health data to transform healthcare.”