mHealth Spot

Called Nixon Mission, the watch is catered towards surfers, skiers and snowboarders, and is expected to start shipping later this year.

Users are able to ask Amazon Echo how they are doing on any given day and get results from their Fitbit app without looking on their phone.

The device acquires and stores ECG and motion data and transmits that data via embedded cellular technology to the cloud-based platform MoMe Software System.

JLINX is designed to accelerate early-stage transformative innovation, including an emphasis on the human microbiome as well as broader life-science research.

Called Q Heart, the application allows users to manually enter blood pressure readings or sync them from Apple's HealthKit, take notes and get trends.

Pending FDA's 510k clearance, the device provides caregivers the opportunity to take a more active role in helping their loved ones engage in their own care.

There are two different options to choose from: virtual consultations with a local primary care physician, and MDLIVE's telehealth service.

The company's iGenes product uses a non-invasive swab test to collect DNA from the inside a patient's mouth/cheek and then delivers results through an app.

The two parties will provide employers with a proven mHealth coaching and weight loss program created specifically for kids, teens and families.

The application is designed to help office workers add short bursts of physical activity into their days, and support each other in doing so.