Health Records

The New York City-based company makes a service for schools and parents who are able to access students' data on mobile devices and from the web.

The app is a free, encrypted and secure, allowing patients to control and centralize their entire family's healthcare information from their mobile devices.

The company is partnering with more than a dozen cancer institutes to personalize treatment via DNA, to gather medical data and come up with treatments.

The company will use the funds to grow its staff, expand nationally and build mobile tools; Khosla Ventures led the round, with participation from Drive Capital.

The feature allows for physician-patient engagement through live streaming video calls via a secure, HIPAA-compliant videoconferencing platform.

The company helps chronically ill patients gather all their records from all their doctors and put them in one easy-to-access online profile.

The functionality makes it even easier to provide real-time updates for bed cleaning status and availability, therefore improving patient flow.

The SEED Protocol solution wants to empower individuals to manage and protect their healthcare files, delivering a quantum leap over today's insecure methods.

The Redwood, California-based company is looking to make it easy, painless and even fun for patients to track and understand their medical data.

Consumers use ChartSpan's Patient Platform to manage their electronic healthcare records and information on their smartphone, tablet or computer.