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The company offers a platform of prep tools to help residents, attending physicians and fellows fare better on the medical boards.

Phoenix, Arizona-based eVisit will use the funds to enhance its telemedicine platform, as well as ramp up sales and marketing efforts.

The company makes a device that allows patients to perform a variety of examinations as part of a telehealth visit, all from the comfort of their own home.

Montreux Equity Partners led the round, which will allow the company to keep developing its product line, as well as expand its market access.

The company's platform allows users to book free trials with exercise classes, personal trainers, and nutritionists; it has more than 50,000 active users.

The company is best known for its flagship product RestOn which lies across the width of a bed in order to monitor a user's sleep sleeping patterns.

The company will use the funds to build its bioinformatics infrastructure, enhance sequencing facilities, and expand its research and scientific teams.

The company is focused on bringing access to care to the 80 million Americans who currently live over 50 miles away from the nearest behavioral health provider.

The funds will go towards continued development of the company's SaaS solution, as well as to add new implementations, expand client engagements and hiring.

The new funding will enable the Nashville, TN-based company to accelerate the deployment of its suite of pain management capabilities.