Sydney-based telehealth company Eucalyptus has raised A$60 million ($42 million) in a Series C round led by Airbnb and Canva's early investor, BOND.
The financing round also drew participation from its previous investors, Blackbird, NewView, W23, Airtree, OneVentures, and Athletic Ventures.
Eucalyptus operates a telehealth platform housing five units: men's health-focused Pilot, women's...
Telehealth solutions provider Visionflex has signed a deal to merge with ASX-listed online health booking platform 1st Group.
WHAT THEY DO
The telehealth company designs, manufactures, and distributes a range of clinical telehealth devices and software that facilitate remote patient examinations.
On the other hand, 1st Group operates the MyHealth1st booking platform where patients can find,...
Telehealth firm Coviu, in partnership with medical devices distributor Propell Health, has developed an integrated telehealth and remote patient monitoring application for the management of COVID-19 patients.
WHAT IT DOES
According to a media release, the app is able to display health data from bluetooth-enabled medical devices, such as pulse oximeters, blood pressure monitors, and digital...
The digital health industry experienced a big growth year in 2021. According to Rock Health’s third quarter analysis of the space, funding had already reached $21.3 billion across 541 deals. The year surpassed 2020’s full-year funding total after the second quarter.
Russ Johannesson, CEO of diabetes and chronic condition management company Glooko, told MobiHealthNews the COVID-19 pandemic...
A €30M Series A funding raise has been announced by the Berlin-based startup Formel Skin, a telehealth pioneer for dermatology.
The investment was led by Singular and Heal Capital, supported by Cherry Ventures, Heartcore Capital and Vorwerk Ventures, and will be invested in further development and expansion of the company’s digital platform for long-term remote skin care.
WHY IT MATTERS
As the...
Though COVID-19 vaccines began their rollout to the public, 2021 was still a turbulent year for healthcare providers as they weathered new virus variants, staffing shortages and burnout.
But the pandemic also created a new wave of interest in virtual care and telehealth. Many providers turned toward the modality to keep in contact with patients in 2020, but startups and other organizations are...
