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The company offers a mobile app that allows users to book a video consultation with a doctor or a therapist, track their health, and store health information.

The company enables users to search and book doctors, while employers get the ability monitor their staff's health and medical coverage.

The social platform enables people with similar interests in fitness to connect with each other, participate in various activities, hire coaches and more.

Times Group's Brand Capital provided the funds which will be used for marketing purposes, for creating category awareness for home health.

As part of its efforts to retain talent and stay competitive, the company has created a 30 percent equity pool for its current employees.

The company is running a social network where users can meet, follow and schmooze with fitness instructors, and order classes from them.

The company has developed a pill-sized sensor that is entirely implanted in the user's upper arm from where it can continuously monitor their glucose levels.

Call9 aims to reduce visits to emergency rooms by connecting the nursing home staff via video chat to one of its on-call emergency room doctors.

The company conducts background checks on certified nurses, physiotherapists, and attendants before adding them to its platform.

The company takes healthcare provider data from numerous disparate sources make it accurate, complete and accessible.