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San Diego-based Sharp HealthCare is one of the latest providers to use Apple’s CareKit, an open source toolkit for hospitals and health systems, to develop its mobile offering, the Sharp Health Companion app.
Fitbit Coach, the company’s connected personal training app, has come to Microsoft’s Xbox One videogame console and other Windows 10 PCs, Fitbit announced in a recent blog post.
San Francisco-based MyHealthTeams has added its 28th disease-specific social network, and is working with Belgian pharmaceutical company UCB on an educational inititative related to the platform.
Artificial intelligence-driven health tools, including those built for mobile apps or other technologies, have the potential to conveniently delivery high-quality data and services to a growing share of the population, according to a recent JASON advisory report requested by and developed for HHS’ Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC).
Earning a little extra toward workout products and fitness classes could be as easy as tracking the steps you take outside.
Total corporate funding for healthcare technology companies climbed to $8.
Kinsa is one of the leading digital health companies in the smart thermometer space, but the company’s mission has never been to sell thermometers.
Editor's note: The headline of a previous version of this article incorrectly referred to Omron's devices as heart rate monitors instead of blood pressure monitors.
Pediatric healthcare platform CareDox recently landed $16 million in Series B funding.
Peerfit, a Tampa Bay area company that makes a digital platform for fitness benefits, has announced the closure of a $10.