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TreVia's HIPAA-compliant cloud platform will help D-EYE increase remote access to retinal evaluations for early diagnosis and sight-saving treatment.

Features such as fitness tracking and notifications matter for 58% of U.S. smart watch owners, and product appearance for 30%.

The system is comprised of an iPod touch holder and imaging app that make framing and acquiring tissue fluorescence and white-light clinical images simple.

Work-life balance was the most popular reason physicians cited for seeing patients over video, followed by increased earning opportunity.

The company will use the funds to further scale production of the SVOne, develop additional products and services, and expand the team.

The company will use the fresh funds to enter new markets, expand support of its global customer base, and drive enhancements to its product.

Researchers involved in the 18-state Connect.Parkinson project reported that 95% of Parkinson's patients have completed telehealth visits as scheduled.

The company, which will use the new money to expand its team of 20, is working on a wearable metabolic health tracker that should be released in early 2016.

The telehealth service provider plans to offer 7 million shares to the public, each priced between $15 and $17, for a maximum value of $136.85 million.

In sharp contrast, physicians say 38% of patients not using a wearable and 42% of patients not using an app could benefit from doing so.