Amyko band

Medical alert bracelet Amyko raising funds at Indiegogo

The customizable modular bracelet uses NFC to communicate with a smartphone or tablet, and take the medical alert bracelet to the next level.
Bosch HealthBuddy

Bosch closes its US-based telehealth service Health Buddy

The company is closing its US subsidiary Robert Bosch Healthcare, reducing the scope of its operations to a 50-person team based in Germany.
Lyra Health

Castlight Health invests $3.1M, partners with Lyra Health

The collaboration will be conducted through Castlight Elevate, which gives employees the ability to research behavioral health services.
Eargo

Eargo launches its virtually invisible hearing aid

Combining high-end consumer electronics aesthetics with medical device engineering in a tiny packaging, Eargo can be hidden entirely inside the ear.
Cureatr

Cureatr raises $13M Series B for its mobile health care coordination tool

The company will use the new capital to support expanded partnerships with DaVita HealthCare Partners and to further its national expansion.
Sleepio research

NHS service finds Sleepio successful in aiding recovery from depression and anxiety

Big Health's sleep improvement program managed to exceed NHS psychological therapy targets by 15%, with 65% of patients recovering from depression and anxiety.
BlackBerry - Mackenzie Health

BlackBerry deploying its smartphones, BES12 platform to Mackenzie Health’s Innovation Unit

Mackenzie aims to create a smart hospital where everyone can see where staff are, anticipate and respond to patient needs, and accurately route information.
Molly virtual nurse

MindMeld adds artificial intelligence to Sense.ly’s virtual nurse app

The two companies are hoping to create customized virtual assistant applications for the healthcare industry, making it easier to manage chronic conditions.
Tractica chart

Telehealth video consultation sessions to reach 158M per year by 2020

Although clinical video consultations lead the market today, sessions in non-clinical settings will represent the majority within four years.
Philips Lumify app-based ultrasound solution

Philips Lumify is the company’s first app-based ultrasound solution

The new app-based approach to ultrasound delivery brings secure cloud-enabled technology and high-image quality to broader network of healthcare providers.