Dave Muoio
The company formerly known as Fit4D said that it would be using the funds to scale and accelerate market adoption of its virtual coaching and telemedicine services.
Also: Another smart-mirror workout joins the fray, and Kroger Health launches a back-to-work COVID-19 testing program with telehealth support.
Culled from a pool of nearly 8,000 companies, this year's list of the "most promising" private startups represents over $20 billion in funding from more than 900 unique investors.
A recent review of Medicare claims suggests a machine learning algorithm could flag individuals at higher risk of infection or help prevent outbreaks within skilled nursing facilities.
Also: $30 million for Reify Health's clinical trial software, and more than $16 million for mPulse Mobile's AI-supported patient communications.
Noting a spike in demand due to COVID-19, the company predicts that it will reach profitability by early 2021.
The arrangement comes alongside new eight-figure investments into the CGM maker, whose business looked to be in dire straits earlier this year.
The startup said its Care Pathway Management platform has so far been deployed among more than 70 health systems in 12 countries.
The two companies offer a more comprehensive package than those being pitched by their competitors in the tech-driven return-to-work space.
Cerner's investment into Xealth brings digital health prescription tools to its EHR & patient portal
The Providence-St. Joseph Health spin-out will receive $6 million from Cerner and LRVHealth.