Financial

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation provided the money for the development of a novel Engagement Engine to support the sustained use of health and activity trackers.

The company makes prescription pharmaceutical-software combination products called eFormulations, which enhance the efficacy of pharmaceutical preparations.

The additional investment to the Berlin-based startup will be used to grow the team and to introduce Clue to new markets.

The company makes a dedicated medication reminder tablet for seniors; included out of box is the software that reminds users when to take the next pill.

The round was led by Founders Fund and NEA, with participation from Formation 8, Redpoint Ventures, RRE Ventures, Subtraction Capital, and Rock Health.

The fresh capital will help the company accelerate market expansion in eight medical specialties, as well as enhance and expand its suite of solutions.

The portal will spark communication between physicians and patients about their health, while making it easier for lab testing companies to work with physicians.

The funds will be used to expand the company's Digital Checkup service with partners in care management, population health and customer relationship management.

The capital will be used for continued product development investments, particularly in areas of advanced clinical and workflow applications.

The new capital will go towards expansion of the platform to include data from insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitoring systems and integration of predictive algorithms.