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Kenzen’s wearable device is designed to keep frontline workers in hazardous environments safe by monitoring users' health metrics.
Elcam Medical will manufacture Serenno's urine output monitoring device for early detection and prevention of acute kidney injury.
The startup plans to reinforce its leading position in delivering an AI-driven, on-demand healthcare service across India with its new funding.
The company plans to use the funds to continue to develop its platform and expand nationally.
The New York-based company also announced the launch of a pediatric care offering for children ages 3-17.
The automated care platform has been deployed at several health systems to remotely monitor, analyze and communicate with patients across a range of conditions.
Also: NeuroFlow's $20 million Series B, and the launch of two new health tech investment funds.
The financing will be used to expand its clinical research services internationally.
After some called 2020 the “biggest year for IPOs,” analysts predicted the wave of digital health public offerings to last into the new year.
The firm's year-end funding report reaffirmed 2020 as a breakout year totaling $14.1 billion in digital health fundings.