Ryan Luce presents Corengi’s solution for clinical trial patient engagement by Brian Edwards of iMedicalApps

Ryan Luce presents Corengi's solution for better engaging patients in clinical trials at Healthbox investor day. read more.

Embedded sensors help parents monitor infants by Cory Schultz of iMedicalApps

Rogers Communications, a Canadian digital cable, high speed internet, and home/mobile phone service provider, recently announced it is forming an alliance with Exmovere Holdings Inc. This U.S. based company is a biomedical engineering company focused on government and consumer applications for healthcare, security and mobility. The mission of Exmovere Holdings is to develop systems and technologies that make machines more intuitive, help families take care of each other, and give hope to the disabled. Tog [...] read more.

EveryMove closes $2.6 million round, investors see potential in health rewards platforms by Brian Edwards of iMedicalApps

EveryMove raises $2.6 million from Sandbox Industries to build a "mileage plan for health benefits" using passive data collection from smartphone apps. read more.

Check out this week’s #mHealth Tweet Chat archive by Brittany Chan of iMedicalApps

This is the archive of the third #mHealth Tweet Chat that took place on Wednesday, May 16, 2012 at 9pm EST/8pm CST. We discussed how mobile technology has impacted physician communications, patient privacy issues, and physicians on social media. read more.

@Health2Con: Digital health incubators, academies, kitchens by Brian Dolan of mobihealthnews

One of the more entertaining panels at this week’s Health 2.0 Spring Fling event here in Boston was the panel on digital health incubators. While the lineup did not include a rep from Rock Health as originally advertised, the panel did include founders from a handful of other increasingly high-profile organizations. Only two of them [...]read more.

HouseOfficer app is the future of digital patient management by Tom Lewis of iMedicalApps

HouseOfficer offers and exciting insight into the future of medicine and patient management. It simplifies patient management and helps order jobs effectively thus reducing risk of errors and thereby improving patient safety. A great app which is sure to improve with future updates read more.

Survey: 7 percent of Health 2.0 companies have exited by Brian Dolan of mobihealthnews

At the Health 2.0 Spring Fling conference in Boston this week, Health 2.0 co-founders Matthew Holt and Indu Subaiya shared some preliminary data points from a survey they conducted with companies that have demoed or participated in a Health 2.0 event since the first one in 2007. All told more than 360 companies have been [...]read more.

Simplee, a Mint.com for health expenses, snags $6 million by Brian Dolan of mobihealthnews

Simplee, which helps consumers track, review, and pay medical claims and bills online, announced this week a $6 million first round of funding led by The Social+Capital Partnership and with participation from existing investor Greylock Partners. Greylock and a handful of Israel-based angels contributed to Simplee’s $1.5 million seed round of funding, according to TechCrunch. Since [...]read more.

Mayo Clinic’s first free patient app offers medical record access by Brian Dolan of mobihealthnews

The Mayo Clinic offered up its first free mobile app for patients this week, according to a report over at MedCity News. While Mayo has more than a dozen apps in Apple’s AppStore for both the iPhone and the iPad, MedCity points out that none of those were free patient-facing apps — until now. The app, [...]read more.

Proteus raises $17.5M to commercialize its “intelligent medicine” platform by Brian Dolan of mobihealthnews

Proteus Biomedical raised about $17.5 million in a round of funding it hopes will eventually top $50 million, according to a regulatory filing. The Redwood, California-based company developed an “intelligent medicine” suite of technology called Raisin, which includes, an ingestible biomedical sensor, a wearable, peel-and-stick patch, and a companion smartphone app. The technology has been [...]read more.