mHealth Spot

The company will use the money to build out its consumer interfaces and service offerings, and expand reach in the online healthcare market.

The modular architecture of Google's device could make it a repository for all users' health data, while also allowing access to crowd sourced data patterns.

The technology consists of a smartphone-connected bone-conducting headset and WiFi beacons placed throughout the roads users take.

The platform offers storing of a whole genome sequence for $25 per year, while a million API calls to work on the data costs just $1.

The fancy watch uses standard quartz mechanism that is paired with Bluetooth-enabled chip to transmit one's activity to an accompanying mobile app.

Called an Automatic Ingestion Monitor, or AIM, the device would automate what is currently the manual process of inputting the food items through an app.

The company has developed a personalized patient health management program that enables health coaches and doctors to engage patients on their mobile devices.

Led by Summit Partners and Pentland Group, the new funds are expected to support product development, market expansion and further company growth.

The company provides a cloud-based remote patient monitoring and analytics solution that promises to reduce preventable hospital admissions.

HSI's technology automates and speeds up claims processing and provides analytics for deeper insight to fine tune the revenue cycle management (RCM) process.