Technology
Tebra, the result of a recent merger between Kareo and PatientPop, said the equity and debt financing brings its valuation to more than $1 billion.
It has been approved as a prescription-only software-as-a-medical device in the US.
It will be the first integration of Lunit's AI radiology software into an insurance underwriting workflow.
The company has received backing from the state government of Western Australia.
The funds will support its expansion across India.
Happify Health chief strategy officer Chris Wasden discusses the company's partnership strategy, the business environment for digital therapeutics and how to encourage physician uptake.
However, the review noted some concerns still need to be addressed, like data privacy and security.
It has zoom, rotate, and annotate features to help specialists explain procedures to patients virtually.
The startup, formerly known as HealthTensor, previously raised a $5 million seed in early 2021.
They will deliver connected caps for insulin and titration alerts to Japanese healthcare providers and patients.