Jessica Hagen
Brook.ai secures $28 million, Counsel Health garners $25 million, OutcomesAI gets $10 million and Smartlens closed an oversubscribed $5.2 million bridge round.
The company works with schools to offer virtual mental healthcare for students and enable collaboration among counselors, parents and providers.
The company will use the funds to drive commercial growth, broaden its employer and payer programs, and accelerate AI development.
The company's CEO, Tom Hale, told MobiHealthNews Oura will use the funds "for AI-driven innovation to redefine what digital health technology can do."
The package of bills aims to bolster protections for children using online chatbots, including prohibiting chatbots from representing themselves as healthcare professionals.
The company offers a patient recruitment platform for clinical trials.
The company offers computer vision technology that enables humanoids and robots to perceive the world in 3D similar to how humans use their eyes and depth perception.
The company will use the funds to expand its technology and operations across Medicaid, Medicare Advantage and ACA marketplace plans in the U.S.
The acquisition expands Datavant's capabilities to help insurance and legal professionals with AI-enabled tools for automated medical record review and predictive analytics.
The kiosks will allow patients to fill prescriptions through the Amazon app within minutes after their appointments at One Medical offices.