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Alphabet's life science arm also announces the company's founder Andy Conrad will step down as CEO. Current president Stephen Gillett will take on the role in January.
The startup currently offers virtual services and plans to open a brick-and-mortar clinic in Berkeley, Calif., at the end of the month.
The new funds will go toward further scaling its platform in the United States.
LetsGetChecked, which closed a $150 million Series D funding round in 2021, made multiple acquisitions this year.
It is currently conducting clinical studies and expanding its teams in Australia and the US.
Credentialing and licensing platform CertifyOS scooped up $14.5 million, and patient engagement and navigation platform Upfront raised $10.5 million.
Docquity will use its fresh funds to further expand into East Asia and the Middle East.
Also, Lunit has received Taiwan's approval for its AI mammography solution.
The company also announced Washington-based MultiCare Health System will be the first to license its tools for Indigo Health, the health system's hybrid urgent and primary care service.
It will use its fresh funds to complete a multi-site validation study across eight Asia-Pacific markets.