Livongo - Applied Health Signals

Livongo’s Applied Health Signals aims to reinvent the chronic-condition experience

The engine at the heart of this category is four pillars called AI+AI, which is the acronym for Aggregate, Interpret, Apply, and Iterate.
Fitbit acquires Twine Health

Fitbit expands its healthcare footprint with acquisition of Twine Health

With Twine Health, Fitbit gets a clinically proven health coaching platform to drive better health outcomes and lower healthcare costs.
Teladoc

Teladoc’s chronic condition-focused program launching by year’s end

The company is still deciding whether it's going to be cardiovascular disease or diabetes; this service may not be entirely an in-house production of Teladoc.
HealthMine

Survey: 59% of digital health users have chronic conditions

However, only 7% use a disease management tool, while 50 percent use a fitness/activity tracker device or app.
Retrofit app

Solera Health adds Retrofit’s DPP to its chronic disease solution network

Retrofit's 52-week virtual offering encourages healthy behaviors and lasting weight-loss results for individuals at risk for type 2 diabetes.
Vivify Health

Vivify Health gets business and money from UPMC, integrates with ZeOmega

The company's solution is in use by over 500 hospitals and payers to efficiently manage, monitor and engage patient populations of all sizes and risk levels.
RevUp

MD Revolution raises $23M for its chronic care management platform

The company has developed an end-to-end chronic care management (CCM) and patient engagement solutions, which now serve more than 100 practices.
Solera Network

Solera Health raises $3M Series A for its chronic disease prevention platform

Said platform administers and streamlines referrals, manages reimbursement and payment, and aggregates data and reporting to drive consumer engagement.
My Autism Team

MyHealthTeams raises $5M Series B to expand its health social networks

Overall, the company's sites have more than 300,000 members from 8 countries; MyHealthTeams has raised a total of $10.14 million to date.
CareSync app

CareSync raises $18M Series B for its chronic disease management platform

The capital will help the company expand to meet demand for its platform, strengthening its position in the emerging patient-centered care coordination market.