Telehealth
The telehealth service is expanding across Asia two years since its launch in Singapore.
The feature will be introduced in the second quarter of the year.
The companies will offer a combined 750,000 patients with access to services for a variety of needs, including birth control and chronic conditions.
Biofourmis Care currently includes programs for heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, lipid management and atrial fibrillation.
The tech and retail giant said in-person offerings will be available in more than 20 new cities in 2022, including San Francisco, Miami, Chicago and New York.
Last year, digital musculoskeletal care and physical therapy companies raked in plenty of investor dollars. Startups say the expensive MSK health sector is ripe for innovation.
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The startup plans to use the funds to develop its platform, launch a virtual care center and expand its care team.
It is also looking to fill in more leadership roles as it goes international.