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The acquisition helps Imprivata become the leading provider of health IT security solutions that enable patient engagement, and improve patient safety.

The service provides patients with immediate access to a Board Certified physician for a wide range of medical issues; the cost of each Video Visit is $40.

The company has offices in Boston and San Francisco, and is developing drug/software combination products to address a broad range of severe conditions.

With Apply Using Doximity, US physicians can quickly submit their verified online profile as a curriculum vitae (CV) for an open job opportunity.

The pilot program aims to help chronically ill people with multiple prescriptions take the right medication at the right time each day.

When GreatCall's device detects a fall, an audible prompt notifies the user that a call will be made to 5Star urgent response agents.

New Google Now health cards include Adidas, Azumio, Glow, HealthifyMe, Jawbone, komoot, Lifesum, RunKeeper, Runtastic, Sleep as Android, Strava, and Walgreens.

The company enables its clients to easily integrate data captured by over 175 different fitness and clinical devices into their health IT systems.

The two companies plan to deliver solutions aimed at transforming a home habitat and tailoring it for aging baby boomers or their independent parents.

The Toronto-based company makes a device called Muse which helps users train their brains; it can monitor the brain's activity and provide feedback.