Telehealth

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

Although clinical video consultations lead the market today, sessions in non-clinical settings will represent the majority within four years.

Participants experienced improved psychological well-being in three months, with higher satisfaction given to convenience and affordability, among other things.

The fresh capital will enable MDLIVE to continue its organic growth and expand its acquisition strategy to reach even more customers across the U.S.

NATO's project is looking to use modern technology and build multinational capacity to respond to major situations, disasters and civil emergencies.

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

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

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.

The service helps users dealing with minor health issues such as rashes, the cold or the flu; the price is set at $49 per care intervention.

The company will use the fresh capital to continue to grow its telehealth service, and will build out a sales team to procure additional corporate customers.