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Blue Mesa's platform, Transform, uses technology as well as a dedicated health coach and support community to help users reach their personal health goals.

The FDA-cleared ReliefBand goes beyond basic monitoring to actually alleviate nausea and vomiting associated with morning and motion sickness.

The company's product consists of a wrist-worn activity tracker and a cloud-based system that takes the information collected to provide actionable feedback.

The company's VidyoWorks platform integrates HD video communications into EHR systems and workflow redefining a new era in telemedicine and healthcare.

The investment came from private investors, business angels, and debt; and the funds will be used to expand to other countries, starting with Switzerland.

2015 was a record year for industry consolidation, with M&A activity nearly doubling in volume -- there were 180 deals and $6 billion in disclosed activity.

Seattle-based company offers programs that combine the expert guidance and human connection of in-person coaching with the convenience of digital content.

The device can perform one-lead ECG recording, pulse oximetry, temperature measurement, and movement sensing, among other things.

The company's product, Excy, is a portable exercise cycling system that works with a mobile coaching app to deliver actionable data to keep users going.

There's also the new, slightly revamped exercise tile, which should make it easier to track calorie burn, heart rate and the duration of an exercise.