mHealth Spot

Founded in 2013, the company launched its product on the crowdfunding website Kickstarter, where it managed to secure more than $100,000 in pre-orders.

Industry, healthcare, state and local government are teaming-up to accelerate the competitiveness of the Commonwealth's digital healthcare industry.

Researchers at the Seoul National University in Korea have created a patch capable of doing basic ECG monitoring while amplifying and storing the data locally.

The company is making it easy for users to find a personal trainer, who can come directly to their house, or they could meet at local gym or in the park.

The company will use the funds to bolster its marketing, and to develop the data side of its offering to improve integration with other healthcare providers.

A pre-installed app gamifies various fitness activities where a child is presented with a virtual pet that thrives on the amount of walking.

The new model will be available in March, featuring extended battery life, advanced sleep tracking, and the ability to control Quell from a mobile app.

The technology uses OCR to merge offline and online worlds, making it easier for patients and their providers to manage all of their health data.

The two companies will allow users to safely manage their health data, enable doctors to privately communicate with patients, and offer telehealth services.

The company's mVR technology allows surgeons to reconstruct and fuse CT, MRI and other images into 3D Virtual Reality models.