mHealth Spot

The company plans to use the fresh funds to expand in nearly 30 Indian cities, South East Asia and the Middle East by March 2016.

The new service allows patients to complete traditional check-in forms from their phones, tablets, or computers before getting to the doctor's office.

Modern technology will pressure healthcare providers to embed more social, mobile and cloud technologies in their day-to-day interactions with patients.

The company is rolling out 10 ambulances with Google Glass devices equipped with software that enables paramedics to transmit live audio and video to hospitals.

The app allows patients to view test results and medical bills, manage prescriptions, schedule appointments, and conduct video visits with Stanford physicians.

The search giant has worked with a team of medical doctors led by its own Dr. Kapil Parakh, M.D., MPH, Ph.D. to compile, curate and review all the information.

The funds will be used for the expansion of the provider and life-science networks, provider and patient engagement teams, and general corporate purposes.

The MDLog app enables easy access to Allscripts Sunrise Acute Care, simplifying the clinical documentation and workflow for physicians and other medical staff.

WeChat Sports will turn the steps tracked into a social competition, and even prepare a daily leaderboard that covers all of your friends.

The company will use the money to expand sales and marketing, business development, and customer support, as well as accelerate product development.