Propeller Health secures $14.5M in Series B financing led by Safeguard Scientifics
Safeguard Scientifics led the round, which will be used to accelerate product development, strategic alliances, client services, sales and marketing.
Axial Healthcare raises $1.75M in Series A funding
BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners and Sandbox Industries led the round, which will be used to grow partnerships and expand analytics capabilities.
AirStrip secures $25M to expand its mHealth services
The money will help the company grow its AirStrip ONE mobile technology solutions, expand into the home health space, and integrate with analytics engines.
Maker of the Sense sleep tracker raises an additional $10.5M from angels
The company that killed it at Kickstarter isn't going for the Venture Capital money; instead it turned to a circle of well-connected angel investors.
Wearable Intelligence is raising $8.4M to bring Google Glass to hospitals
Among the current Wearable Intelligence investors are Google Ventures, First Round, Andreessen Horowitz, KPCB, Initialized Capital, and Subtracted Capital.
Health Gorilla secures $1.2M to expand its cloud-based diagnostic test marketplace
The company is replacing the clunky process of lab test ordering where each doctor must use many separate systems to request diagnostic tests and view results.
Self Health Network secures $5.6M for its aftercare platform
The money came as a combination of equity and debt financing, though no names were provided; it will be used to further develop the platform.
HealthPrize secures $3M from private equity firm Mansa Capital
The money will be used to expand the HealthPrize team to meet the growing demand for its software and services, and to support the further company expansion.
Atonarp secures $8M to further develop its cancer-detecting spectrometer
Tokyo-based company made a device that can analyze a user's breath to non-invasively detect early phase cancer; the round was led by Walden Riverwood Ventures.
Figure 1 raises $4 million to boost its medical photo sharing service
The Instagram-style service makes the practice and learning of medicine a more communal experience, attracting the likes of doctors, nurses, and students.