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The company's solution connects to EHR systems used by healthcare providers to allow patients to have all of their data accessible from a single interface.

The company will use the proceeds to accelerate the build out of its infrastructure for genetic information business, and expand its global presence.

The company wants to extract and propagate a clear, personalized signal from all the noise that surrounds users about food choices and medical advice.

The mobile application can analyze runner's pace and cadence and pair it with personalized soundtrack for a workout to keep them going.

Also participating in the round were Atlas Venture, High Line Venture Partners, QueensBridge Venture Partners, Andy Palmer and David Tisch.

The plan is to use the new money to expand the number of English classes, hire new instructors and launch the service all around the world next month.

The company makes a device that uses neurosignaling algorithms to shift and optimize people's state of mind in areas related to energy, calm and focus.

Called Motion Genome Project, it will gather data behind body motion to tell users what movement they've just made, provided they wear an activity tracker.

The average deal size for the year dropped $2.5M per deal to $13.1M since the midyear mark; however, the average deal remains 31% larger than 2013.

The funds will be used to scale the company's solutions for new hospital and practice partners as the company continues to expand its market share.