AbilTo

AbilTo raises $12M Series C for its behavioral change platform

HLM Venture Partners led the round, with participation from previous investors - BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners, .406 Ventures and Sandbox Industries.
Twist Bioscience

Twist Bioscience raises $37M Series C from Illumina

The fresh capital will allow the company to accelerate into a beta commercial launch this fall; the money will also go towards enhancing the user experience.
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Sqord raises $2.3M for its kid-friendly wearable device and platform

Providence Health & Services' VC arm led the seed round and also announced partnership in five states it serves to help make kids healthier.
Carena

Cambia Health and McKesson Ventures back Carena’s telemedicine solutions

The company's virtual clinics extend health systems' services and build their reputation with top quality virtual care from board-certified clinicians.
OneDrop mobile app

One Drop raises $8M Series A to expand its diabetes management platform

The fresh capital will help One Drop accelerate adoption of its platform among users, self-insured employers, and insurers.
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dacadoo raises money from Samsung Ventures, several private investors

The company's health engagement solution enables individuals to track, manage and benchmark their health in an easy and fun way on their smartphones.
American Well

Teva Pharmaceuticals invests “tens of millions” in American Well

Teva is committed to attaining a significant presence in the rapidly growing electronic medicine field, so that it can expand its solutions beyond medication.
BaseHealth

BaseHealth raises $3.6M for its genetic, lifestyle data-driven health plan offering

The information collected is used to calculate the user's risk of developing certain diseases and to explain the top factors contributing to the risk of disease.
PillPack

PillPack raises $50M to open new pharmacies in the U.S.

CRV led the round, with participation from Accel Partners, Atlas Venture, Menlo Ventures and Sherpa Ventures; the money will be used to fuel growth.
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Fitbit looking to raise as much as $478 million in IPO

Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank and Bank of America are managing the offering; the stock will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol FIT.