Financial

The FDA-cleared Triton Canister app for iPad enables the user to take pictures of the surgical canisters, and return the information within just a few seconds.

The company will use the funds to invest in developing products that sit on top of ZocDoc's core marketplace and extend beyond its scheduling capability.

The company offers live online yoga classes via its web platform, as well as other fitness instruction - charging a monthly subscription fee for its service.

One of the company's services, Grand Rounds Opinions lets patients get a second opinion from some of the top specialists around the country.

Launching this fall, the Owlet Baby Monitor tracks an infant's vital signs like heart rate and oxygen levels to alert parents if their baby stops breathing.

The New Zealand-based company got $3 million from AstraZeneca with which it recently signed a long-term commercialization agreement.

The capital will be used to finalize the manufacturing of Wink, the company's Bluetooth-enabled basal thermometer that connects with the popular Kindara app.

The Denver, Colorado-based company provides mobile, onsite healthcare for acute care patients via a high-tech, low-cost solution.

The New York City-based company (former MotherKnows) offers its service to academic institutions, linking schools with students and their parents.

The company's framework enables things like payment processing, insurance eligibility checks, referrals, claims submissions and online scheduling.