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The new capital funds will be used to extend the company's technology that is currently being used by leaders in healthcare and the public sector.

The company will use the funds to continue to enhance its proprietary patient facing technology and create robust population health analytics capabilities.

The company will use the additional funds to continue delivering transformative health care; already in six states, Iora expects to double in size in 2015.

An extension of OpenNotes, OurNotes invites patients to contribute to their own electronic medical records, and allow them to access these records through a dedicated website.

The company's existing investors include Andreessen Horowitz, BlueRun Ventures, and Innovation Endeavors, according to AngelList.

The company's clinically-based and technology-enabled program is designed to speed up and simplify weight loss, helping user learn to live healthy for life.

The company allows a trainer to connect with a client for a personalized workout on an iPad or TV when the client can't make it to the gym.

The money was provided by Triple Tree Capital Partners in Minnesota, as well as few angel investors and a not-for-profit foundation.

The company plans to expand its sales and marketing efforts, and expand its offerings to more diseases and reach a larger population of patients.

Instead of video, San Francisco-based nonprofit relies on SMS to keep users in tune with health; with the help of SMS they are able to reach a wider audience.