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Doctors on the platform cannot diagnose conditions or prescribe medication; they will answer questions related to symptoms, follow-up care, or wellness.

The New Delhi-based company is working to increase access to doctors and quality healthcare information for the country's billion-plus population.

The company will use the money to further develop its platform, expand its service offering and roll out sales efforts nationally.

The company provides a service that connects qualified employees to government health benefits, saving their employers the cost of insuring those employees.

The company will use the capital to release a new version of its 3D technology, which has been in development for the last two years.

Founded by Noah Kraft and angel investor Fritz Lanman in 2013, the company promises to change the way we hear the world around us.

There were 139 deals and the average deal size was over $15 million, exceeding 2014's $14.6 million, though Rock only looks at US deals over $2 million.

The company will use the funds to strengthen its technology offerings as IDNs and hospitals look to expand workflow models leading to better patient care.

Toward the same goal, the company has recently hired Genentech veterans Robert Gentleman and Richard Scheller, who led drug discovery there.

The company is hoping to improve the way we self diagnose ourselves with the help of artificial intelligence and machine learning.