M&A

The combined Kareo and DoctorBase solution will allow patients to find a doctor, book an appointment online, and receive automated appointment reminders.

The fitness band maker hasn't provided any numbers, but TechCrunch's sources believe Fitbit paid anywhere between $25 and $40 million for the privilege.

The acquisition will help Sharecare accelerate engagement of ultra-personalized and frictionless solutions that enable people to optimize their health.

The company will use Melon's tech in its Smart Helmet to allow users to monitor vital signs like heart rate, temperature, stress level, attention and fatigue.

The acquisition is described as a strategic next step for fitmob as it continues leveraging technology to connect gyms and studios.

The company has effectively established the world's largest digital health and fitness community, counting more than 120 million global users.

The Harvard teaching hospital's inpatient EHR, called webOMR, is currently used in Beth Israel Deaconess' 649-bed flagship hospital and 30+ outpatient sites.

This purchase increases MDnetSolutions' ability to help healthcare professionals remain engaged with the patient across the entire healthcare continuum of care.

The combined organization can introduce new cloud-based services tied to the delivery of clinical results for rural, critical access and community hospitals.

With this acquisition, Modernizing Medicine will be able to provide RCM, inventory management and a GPO to its customers in addition to EMA.