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The Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre and SeamlessMD have teamed-up to introduce a mobile app that patients can use to self-manage their recovery at home.

The company's platform manages everything from patient acquisition, retention, reputation, and analytics through a single interface.

The two parties will deliver solutions for family caregivers who serve more than 130 million people suffering from chronic conditions in the United States.

The two wearable devices can now automatically detect common exercises like biking, hiking, running, as well as sports like basketball, soccer and tennis.

Austin-based Chaotic Moon has created circuitry system called Tech Tatts can monitor health and biometric data from the skin.

Packaged inside an almond-sized silicone capsule, the sensor is expected to make both short and long term assessments easier on patients.

The layoffs are global and are covering all areas of the business, not just the wearable technology division, which is best-known for UP trackers.

The company provides patients with a physician for non-urgent care, including checkups, flu shots, blood work, and general standard care.

Researchers are looking to automate the monitoring of blood glucose levels and correlate the data collected with a connected insulin pump.

The contract research organization will be able to use Validic's technology to improve the frequently costly, lengthy recruitment process for clinical trials.