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Initially, the device was made to help livestock farmers, but the company now plans to seek U.S. FDA approval next year to expand its use to men.

Both devices can store up to 20 hours of heart rate data during swims, and send real-time heart rate when the user is out of the water.

The hospital didn't share which monitoring devices it's using but said these are FDA-approved hospital products, not consumer devices, and are worn on the arm.

The HIPAA-compliant mobile application, it allows users to securely share texts, images and medication information across care teams.

FDA-approved marketing claims of improved adherence and reduction in exacerbations address key unmet needs in respiratory health.

The company is best known for its flagship product RestOn which lies across the width of a bed in order to monitor a user's sleep sleeping patterns.

The company will use the funds to build its bioinformatics infrastructure, enhance sequencing facilities, and expand its research and scientific teams.

The WiFi-enabled product works with a companion app to analyze fitness, nutrition, and sleep data and dispense a personalized blend of powdered nutrients.

By combining QuantiaMD's community with PI's platform, the two parties can offer an unmatched level of healthcare professional reach and engagement.

Massachusetts General Hospital's still unnamed offering will debut at some point this fall, targeting multiple specialties.