Michael Brady

While investment in digital tools has exploded, experts worry that a lack of standardized measures to prove the validity and value of their data could slow provider adoption.

The company also launched its new application programming interface for healthcare organizations, claiming it would make it easier for telehealth providers to order remote phlebotomy services.

The newly acquired Ripple team will design and build a new mental healthcare solution for employers that integrates with Calm’s existing mental wellness products.

League is one of many startups trying to capitalize on the healthcare industry’s push toward interoperability.

The company also announced that Taneja had joined its board of directors. Arjun Sethi of Tribe Capital and Sequoia’s Alfred Lin will also advise the company but not join Athela’s board.

Jessica Beegle will lead LifePoint’s efforts to deliver more care to patients at home and in their communities. She will also help lead LifePoint’s health tech startup incubator.

Alto currently operates in 12 markets in the U.S. and expects to grow its annual revenue to more than $700 million in the next year.

The Australia-based startup plans to expand into chronic disease management.

The company also announced the addition of Samson Walla as vice president of operations. The former Uber executive will focus on growing Talkiatry's existing business and developing new business lines.

Akili plans to use the money to bring to market its EndeavorRx digital therapeutic for pediatric attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

Reimagine Care plans to use the money to develop and bring its technology to market, open its virtual care center and hire staff for its patient care team.

The company plans to invest the money in improving its technology, offering more services, hiring new employees and growing its provider network.

The latest acquisition could help DarioHealth accomplish its goal of becoming a one-stop shop for digital therapeutics to manage chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes and musculoskeletal disorders.

The mental health benefits provider for employees also bought ICAS World, hoping to fuel a global expansion. 

Digital health continues to break funding records as companies across the globe raked in $30.7 billion in venture capital in 2021, according to data from Digital Health Business & Technology.