mHealth Spot

Louisville-based accelerator has selected 8 companies to participate in its 13-week intensive immersion program that runs through "Demo Day" on October 30.

Under the deal, Verizon Foundation will provide Verizon's LTE-enabled mobile devices and data connections, as well as $125,000 to purchase biometric devices.

Compared to other fitness trackers, GOQii has a different business model; it gives away the fitness band and makes money on live coaching service.

The digital experience will serve as a community for women to track, analyze, and share their fitness and athletic lifestyles.

The system relies on Apple's Voiceover technology to provide users with visual cues for how to navigate to locations from a directory that can be sorted.

The combined company will help tighten data integration between surgery and physical therapy facilities, and their physician stakeholders.

As a result, patients in their homes are able to speak directly to an emergency room physician using nothing but their iPad.

The game called "PlayForward: Elm City Stories" was being put together through a partnership between Schell Games and Yale University.

Medical students at Stanford University will be able to stream videos from the operating room to instructors in real time via the Internet-connected headset.

Unlike other smart bands that only track your activities and sleep, this device will actually shock you if you're not following through on your own promises.