Partnerships

Beginning January 1, 2016, a Doctor On Demand video visit will be the most affordable and convenient telehealth option for Blue Cross members.

Under the deal, DynoSense's partner JKOM will be responsible for the marketing and distribution of existing technology, as well as future products.

The French drug maker will work with Google's life sciences team to collect, analyze and understand information impacting diabetes.

The company initially launched the medication import functionality on its iOS app, with Android version to follow in a couple of weeks.

The wearable was designed with swimmers in mind, featuring proprietary lap counting algorithms to track a swimmer's lap count with industry-leading accuracy.

As a result of this co-operation, consumers will get a complete health care program, which previously has not been available.

As part of the comprehensive marketing deal, Under Armour will launch the NBA FIT mobile app powered by the brand's Connected Fitness platform.

The two parties will develop a series of continuous glucose monitoring products that are designed to be smaller and less expensive than existing technologies.

The information covers more than 25,000 medical treatment facilities, including 4,600 hospitals, 15,000 nursing homes, and 6,300 dialysis clinics in the US.

Southern New Jersey's largest health system will launch its telemedicine offering is planned in fall 2015, following technical implementation and training.