mHealth Spot

Designed by MonDevices, the system is a tool parents need to effectively monitor their children, and respond immediately to any dangerous conditions.

The idea is to push users towards a healthier lifestyle, with every healthy meal and an extra exercise recorded adding days, months, or years to your life.

This is the only mobile personal emergency response system (mPERS) that gives seniors 24/7 protection by U.S. based emergency call response center.

Digital health startups skyrocketing funding record is in direct correlation with players such as Google, Merck and BlueCross BlueShield getting into the game.

Using the AliveCor Heart Monitor, GreatCall users with suspected or diagnosed heart conditions will be able to fully participate in their own cardiac health.

The small device can track how the body is responding to positive and negative lifestyle choices, including exercise, stress, diet and sleep.

The device will sit on a bedside table, using microwaves to monitor sleep data throughout the night, and then provide tips on how to get a better night's rest.

Sequoia Capital led this most recent round with participation of existing investors, including Madrone Capital Partners and Sigma West.

The healthcare startup is interested in accelerating medical advancement by bringing 21st century technology into living systems research.

The device is touted as the "only system that supports the 24-hour optimization of athlete recovery and daily physiologic load."