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Called HydroAssist, the application allows patients to track and view their treatment history; it is available for iOS and Android smartphones.

The company is also partnering with Waikato District Health Board to virtualize healthcare by providing immediate access to New Zealand-based health service.

The latest features update enables patients to exchange audio and video messages with their therapist, for a more enriching online therapy experience.

Companies selected for the program will participate in a five-month program that involves an intensive product development focus.

Called Numera EverThere, the solution connects seniors with their loved ones through real-time monitoring and notifications.

Together, the two companies will bring deep learning-supported medical diagnostics to the Australian and Asian healthcare markets.

The partnership combines Pager's technology with Evolution Health's team-based model of care to deliver comprehensive service across various care settings.

The company will use the funds to speed up international growth for both consumers and fitness professionals, as well as to beef-up R&D activities.

The Index Smart Scale and vívosmart HR join Garmin's line-up of connected health/fitness products; they will be available next month for $149.99 each.

The funds, provided by NIH, will be used to conduct a three-year-long, mobile-enabled study on weight loss after bariatric surgery.