mHealth Spot

The company's wireless, patch-based system makes vital signs monitoring faster, easier and more convenient for both patients and medical staff.

Called Officiser, the product aims to tackle the absence of movement while sitting, rather than the time spent sitting.

A personalized digital health intervention can improve adherence for hypertension and high cholesterol patients, providing value to all parties involved.

The news comes just months after the company managed to secure a mammoth round worth $394 million, led by Hillhouse Capital and Goldman Sachs.

The research firm estimates that Apple took two-thirds of the smartwatch market; Samsung was second, Pebble - third, while Huawei took the fourth position.

Rise's technology will be integrated into One Medical's broader 24/7 digital health offering, which also includes a variety of online and mobile tools.

The idea, according to the company, is to make it easier for users to access digitalized healthcare assistance with tools they already use.

The application is designed to work in the background to monitor user's communications to help track those that are at risk of committing suicide.

The two companies aim to enable clinicians and patients to use the Diasend solution to review past CGM data along with insulin pump and activity tracker data.

The cohort includes a mix of interests such as home care coordination, addiction recovery follow-up, behavioral health and medication management.