Financial

The funding will help HealthSpot deploy kiosks to retail pharmacies, large employers, long-term care centers and emergency departments throughout the U.S.

The San Francisco-based organization is determined to transform healthcare for disadvantaged populations through the use of mobile technology.

The new name reflects the company's new strategic vision, growth strategy and in-depth approach to characterizing patients' live and archived cancer cells.

The company is creating a data-rich mobile platform that offers users the best new health services and in time, allows them to build a "league of their own."

Leveraging smartphone's camera, the company's vHealth platform provides the method to verify and document patient compliance and increase productivity.

The company will use the money to build out its consumer interfaces and service offerings, and expand reach in the online healthcare market.

The company has developed a personalized patient health management program that enables health coaches and doctors to engage patients on their mobile devices.

Led by Summit Partners and Pentland Group, the new funds are expected to support product development, market expansion and further company growth.

The company provides a cloud-based remote patient monitoring and analytics solution that promises to reduce preventable hospital admissions.

The new funds will be used for the European market entry of Humedics' proprietary LiMAx test and the corresponding FLIP diagnostic device.