Digital Health
Pear announced plans to go public through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company in June, and the deal is set to close soon.
Unlike telehealth, digital health can shift the nature of healthcare from periodic visits to continuous support.
The Series B brings the company’s total raise to $71 million.
The Peloton Guide will cost $495 and be available in the U.S. and Canada in early 2022.
Thailand has now become its second-biggest market.
It will focus on creating digital solutions for ophthalmic, neurological and psychiatric disorders.
Third-party developers can use the platform to build their own products or update instruments.
The pair aim to make AI-enhanced diagnostics accessible beyond hospital settings.
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The mobile platform allows users to access pharmacy services and make appointments, search for drug options and get manufacturer coupons.