Dreem sleep device

This wearable device uses sound to maintain deep sleep

Called Dreem, the device comes in the form of an adjustable headband that incorporates a series of sensors that act like a portable EEG.
Tractica chart

Research: Wearable device shipments to hit 560M units annually by 2021

Tractica predicts that annual wearable device shipments will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 36.9%, increasing from 85 million units in 2015.
Fitbit CEO Survey Infographic

CEOs to make wellness at work a priority for 2016

Fitbit Wellness surveyed 200 CEOs at companies with between 1,000 and 10,000 employees to understand the business case for wellness. Here's how they responded.
SmartQuit

Smoking cessation app making it easier to order GSK nicotine patches

Under the deal, those using 2morrow's SmartQuit app as part of an employer program will be able to more easily get GSK's nicotine replacement therapy.
Valencell BioPack

Valencell raises $11M Series D for its biometric sensor tech

The company will use the funds to continue its growth and support further innovation in accurate biometric wearable technology.
Sense Health

Sense Health platform to support care management for NYC Medicaid members

CBC is deploying Sense Health with 12 of its NYC care management agencies to enable two-way text message communication between care coordinators and patients.
Eight sleep

Eight gets $6M for its sleep tracking tech

The company will use the funds to accelerate production, develop new products, and finance growth initiatives; Eight will start shipping in early spring 2016.
Neeuro SenzeBand

Neeuro launches brain training wearable at Indiegogo

The consumer-friendly EEG headband paired with a neuroscience-designed game app allows users to train their brains for a healthier mind.
VIVY

Pain relief wearable device VIVY launches on Indiegogo

The device is touted as the first consumer product of its kind to utilize diathermy for deep tissue heating and metabolic effects that can promote healing.
Connected health survey infographic

Connecting patients, providers and care teams

52% of hospitals currently use three or more connected health technologies, which positively impact a hospital's capability to communicate with patients.
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