mHealth Spot

The company is developing the healthcare industry's first consumer enterprise platform to guide and incentivize individuals to optimize their health.

Called Vera, it is designed to help people recovering from injuries do their physical therapy from home, while allowing therapists to collect patients' data.

iHealth Ease features an innovative 'Triple Check' option that measures blood pressure three times and then averages the results to deliver a baseline reading.

Set to run from April 4 to June 30, 2016, the accelerator will help startups in three areas: digital health platforms, healthcare services, and medical devices.

The service has tracked more than 150,000 pregnancies, with users facing 40% increased likelihood of natural pregnancy when using Glow.

United States accounts for the two thirds of the Q3 revenue, followed by the APAC region (16%), EMEA (12%), and Other Americas (6%).

The Lumo Bodytech Biomechanics platform combines hardware, software, and data to enable integration of human body movements into the next-gen wearable devices.

Called Due Date Plus, the data-driven program identifies high-risk complications and drives appropriate actions; it currently covers over two million lives.

Knome's knoSYS tech brings maximum value to the already robust genome informatics offerings at Tute, used by many of the top institutions across the world.

The company allows users to have a virtual consultation with a dermatologist right through their phone, saving them time and money.