CVS Health app

CVS Health unveils new digital health tools, Apple Watch support included

Apple Watch support has been added to notify customers when prescriptions are ready, making it easier to refill prescriptions and check information at a glance.
TinyRx

TinyRx raises $5M seed for its prescription delivery service

The startup will use the funds to disrupt chain pharmacies like Walgreens and CVS, while fighting new players in the market such as Zipdrug and PillPack.
Athos Gear

Athos raises $35.5M Series C for its smart fitness apparel

The company's garments measure muscle performance using EMG, as well as heart rate and acceleration, and send that information to the user's phone.
TuringSense PIVOT

TuringSense secures $3M in seed money for its wearable sports tech

The company will use the funds to support the launch of its first product, PIVOT, which is the most advanced wearable technology for tennis today.
myZIO app

iRhythm’s new iOS app enables patients to report irregular heartbeat symptoms

The application also provides reminders and education, answering common questions and offering recommendations on the use of the ZIO Patch.
Joyable

Joyable secures $8M Series A for its mental health platform

The company offers Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to people struggling with social anxiety whenever and wherever they need it.
GluCase

The world’s first smartphone case glucometer launches on Indiegogo

Called GluCase, the device is designed to help diabetics monitor their sugar levels and share information directly with their endocrinologist and care team.
Skulpt Chisel

Fitness tracker maker Skulpt raises $4.1M Series A

The news comes on the heels of Skulpt's unveiling of the Chisel, the company's next-gen product which already won the CES 2016 Innovations Award.
DispatchHealth for iPhone

DispatchHealth launches an iPhone app

Just in time for holidays, the application will make it easier for patients to access acute care in their homes, offices or in the location of need.
MyCareLink Smart Monitor

Medtronic’s app-based remote monitoring system for pacemakers clears the FDA hurdle

The company is also announcing the U.S. product availability allowing patients to use own mobile devices to transmit data from their pacemakers to physicians.
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