mHealth Spot

In 2015, we saw fewer deals (477) than in 2014 (561), but companies that are raising are able to do so faster than in 2014.

The device is basically the Misfit Flash with all of the same activity and sleep tracking features, but with added cadence sensor to make it more bike-friendly.

Next year, the research firm forecasts, wearable device shipments will reach 111.1 million units, for a 44 percent increase over 2015.

With the help of nutritionists on and using artificial intelligence technology, the service personalizes content for each user.

RightCare's solution flags patients at risk for readmissions, helping nurses and discharge planners decide on whether patients need post-acute care.

Designed for monitoring fevers in patients both young and elderly, the device allows caregivers to make critical medical decisions from wherever they are.

With full clinical documentation, a physician using drchrono can now literally see patients with an iPhone and do his/her rounds.

The company will use the funds to accelerate adoption of BlueStar mobile prescription therapy for adults living with type 2 diabetes.

Called OrationRx, the solution enables employees to manage prescriptions, purchase the cheapest drugs, and improve the pharmacy experience from start to end.

The company will use the funds to accelerate its sales and marketing efforts; as well as to continue growing its enormous pool of proprietary data.