Sprint Accelerator

Mercy R&D, Johns Hopkins join the Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator

Powered by Techstars, it is a three-month, mentor-driven program for 10 participating startups which will be announced on March 9th.
Epic app store launching in just a few weeks

Epic app store launching in just a few weeks

Initially though, the App Exchange service will focus on Epic's existing customer based, with consumer-focused apps coming at a later date.
Newtopia

Newtopia, Aetna team-up over personalized health prevention to employers

The partnership follows the successful pilot program completion with Aetna employees who had, or were at risk for, Metabolic Syndrome.
Telcare

Cigna-HealthSpring to offer Telcare’s mobile blood glucose monitoring

Telcare will deliver remote monitoring and engagement services for select diabetic beneficiaries enrolled under the Texas Medicaid STAR+PLUS Program.
iGetBetter on iPad

iGetBetter closes $2.6M Series A investment round

The company will use the funds to complete the pilots it's currently running and convert them to commercial contracts, as well as for general operations.
Walgreens - PatientsLikeMe

PatientsLikeMe adds medication information to Walgreens pharmacy website

Users researching a medication on Walgreens.com can access a snapshot that shows how their prescribed medication has impacted other patients on the therapy.
TraceLink

TraceLink raises $20M to prevent counterfeit drug sales

The company will use the fresh capital to double its employee base (from 100 to 200) and move to expanded office space in North Reading.
HealthMine

HealthMine is integrating Doctor On Demand into its platform

As a result, employers will be able to offer the convenient video visit service to their members with a single sign-on through HealthMine's platform.
MouthWatch

A device can show patients what dentists see

MouthWatch's $199 intraoral camera is cheap enough to give to patients; it can convince patients of needed work, and prescreen adult patients before a visit.
Apple Watch

Apple wanted to make a better smart Watch, but no tech was available

Cook & Co. intended to add many other health-monitoring capabilities in addition to step and motion tracking, and heart rate sensor.