PipelineRx raises $9.1M for its telepharmacy platform
The company will use the funds to strengthen its technology offerings as IDNs and hospitals look to expand workflow models leading to better patient care.
Withings adds automatic swim tracking to Activité, Activité Pop smart watches
The watches will now be able to automatically recognize movements as a swim workout, and then show users calories burned and total time spent swimming.
eVisit launches telehealth mobile app for iOS and Android
Participating physicians and their patients can download the application to connect in real-time for diagnosis and treatment of a variety of medical issues.
Fatigue Science’s Readiband is a sleep tracker for athletes
The secret sauce is in a special biomathematical model developed by the U.S. Military that analyzes the sleep data captured by the band.
23andMe raises $79M to spur its drug development business
Toward the same goal, the company has recently hired Genentech veterans Robert Gentleman and Richard Scheller, who led drug discovery there.
China’s Healthcare One Pass service gets a mobile app
The app features appointment registration, same day appointment scheduling, outpatient payments, medical service ratings, treatment queries and a hospital guide.
Emdeon to acquire Altegra Health for $910M in cash
The combined entity is expected to strengthen the existing capabilities of both organizations and also create new, innovative healthcare platforms.
Peek eye test found to be just as accurate as standard paper tests
Of the 233 patients incorporated in the test, all concluded that Peek Acuity software produced results equivalent to the expensive standard examination chart.
Aetna acquires Humana for $37 billion
The deal will have a massive impact on the digital health industry, as both companies are already offering a number of mobile apps and services.
Australia’s Telstra launches a telehealth service
Instead of emphasizing convenience, Telstra is pointing out that talking to a doctor by phone or online might actually be safer than seeing a doctor in person.









