Financial

The new money will be used to advance the company's plans to commercialize digital medicines at scale and further demonstrate benefits of its offering.

The new money will be used to build the next generation of the Bellabeat product, and launch real-time patient monitoring for obstetricians.

The new cash will be used to further grow iRhythm's ZIO Service, which has been used with almost 250,000 patients at over 800 institutions across the U.S.

The money will be used to further grow the company's flagship product, Patient IO, which is a care plan delivery platform for health professionals.

The San Diego-based company makes Angela, which is a tablet-based app/service that helps the elderly patients who choose to stay in their homes.

Before this round, Mango Health raised seed financing from Floodgate Fund, First Round Capital, Baseline Ventures, Bullpen Capital and individual investors.

CrowdMed has raised more than $2.4 million from New Enterprise Associates, Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock Partners, SV Angel, Khosla Ventures and Y Combinator.

50 million Americans are being referred to a therapist every year, but less than one-third are receiving the help they need, which is "simply insane."

PEAR will use the new cash to expand the sales and marketing for its mobile app and related hardware, as well as the white label platform, "Powered by PEAR."

With over 1 in 3 US doctors as members, Doximity has more than tripled its user base since its last funding round in September 2012.