mHealth Spot

The company has developed solution for treating speech, language and cognitive disorders with science-based digital brain therapy delivered on mobile devices.

The waterproof device looks like a classical watch, providing discrete support for falls, medication reminders, and a guard against lost-wandering.

While doctors remain the most trusted source on medications, patients increasingly supplement with online search about treatments.

The company has developed a next generation prescription decision support at the point of care to help large health systems reduce costs and improve outcomes.

Called RoadwareZ, the device features LED turn and brake signals, GPS tracking, access to a 24/7 emergency service, and a rear-facing camera and microphone.

Each of the companies selected for the program will receive $30,000 along with mentoring to help them develop into successful and sustainable businesses.

Fourth quarter revenues of $23M represent a Y-o-Y increase of 75%; meanwhile the number of visits increased 67% to 184,000 in the quarter.

The company has developed an artificial intelligence technology that provides initial medical diagnosis from a simple photo and a description of symptoms.

As part of the deal, Gloria will also get an 18-month period of exclusive negotiation with Proteus to establish a joint venture company in China.

Researchers have found that the app had a tendency to inform users that their blood pressure was in the normal range when it was actually quite high.