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Also new is that patients can now conduct video visits with physicians on their computers, as they have been able to do on their smartphones and tablets.

The company will use the funds to expand sales in the US and develop the next version of the DuoFertility tracker, that will include smartphone connectivity.

Compared to other fitness trackers, GOQii has a different business model; it gives away the fitness band and makes money on live coaching service.

The new money will enable the company to advance the manufacturing and commercialization of its digital medicines.

Previously known as PerfectSight, EyeNetra developed a device called NetraG that works in tandem with a smartphone to create a portable vision test.

The company is creating a patient-centered predictive analytics platform that could detect subtle changes in vital signs and other health indicators.

General Catalyst Partners led the round; additional investors included Azure Capital Partners, Relay Ventures, Freycinet Investments, and few angel investors.

The company will use the new money to scale its iPad-based digital check-in and patient engagement platform used in healthcare facilities around the U.S.

Formerly known as Heapsylon, Sensoria makes smart mobile-capable products and a platform that enables other companies to create their own smart wearables.

The company will use the new cash to further scale its healthcare services, and develop second generation of its product which will be easier to make.