Financial

The company will use the new funds to scale its operations and expand its customer base across key sectors of healthcare.

Originally, the company was incubated within Orange SA, France's leading telecom and technology company, and launched independently in 2013.

The new funds will be used to expand development of the COTA platform, and hire new people to help launch the company's first commercial product.

Existing investors include Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB), Cardinal Partners, HLM Venture Partners, Trident Capital, and New Capital Partners.

The money will be used to continue expanding iHealth's global reach, accelerate growth and innovation, and invest in additional sales and marketing resources.

The company will use the funding to support the testing and uptake of Prevent, Omada's online diabetes prevention program, with low-income populations.

The cloud-based API allows developers of wellness and fitness solutions to create emotionally-aware apps, devices and services.

Led by investor and healthcare leader Don Byrne, the investment will be used to build the engineering, distribution and marketing teams at ChartSpan.

The company offers fitness social network for companies that motivates employees to lead more active lifestyles, and compete against each other.

Upfront Ventures led the round; also participating in financing were SoftTech VC, Lemnos Labs, Mitch Kapor, SK Ventures and Xandex Investments.