digital health deals
The arrangement comes alongside new eight-figure investments into the CGM maker, whose business looked to be in dire straits earlier this year.
Virtual primary care customers living in specific regions will have the option to use Alto's app and services at no additional cost.
The strategic investment will help Heal expand its services into Chicago, Charlotte, Houston and other new regions.
Designed for kids, the program includes games, a biofeedback wearable, a caregiver dashboard and regular clinician coaching.
Through the DoorDash app or website, consumers in certain cities can have over-the-counter medications and other products delivered to their homes.
The collaboration between the digital health company and the cardiovascular health organization aims to reduce stress and encourage healthy habits among employees and plan members.
Also: Kore and Dexcom prepare the G6 CGM for remote patient-monitoring; Tyto Care tackles Europe with santé24 integration and deployment.
The research effort is a collaboration with nonprofit 4YouandMe, and will collect self-reported symptoms and wearables data from 300 high-risk participants.
Also: Rubicon Technology Partners acquires majority stake in patient orchestration platform; Peloton app launches on Apple TV.
The company's drug development CRO, Covance, will integrate Medable's software to expand its decentralized trial capabilities.