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Since 2010 Boston-based video visits company American Well has raised $81 million in a mix of equity, options, and securities, according to an SEC filing.

San Francisco-based health app developer Lift, not to be confused with Google-acquired Lift Labs, raised $1.

Nutrition coaching app maker Rise has raised $1 million from existing investors Cowboy Ventures and Floodgate.

Ambre Health CTO and co-founder Brek Wilkins One of the biggest complaints about healthcare, one of the biggest pain points that digital technology promises to solve, is that data sits in silos, so that even if a piece of data could help a patient, it might not be in the hands of the doctor who needs to see it.

This Thursday MobiHealthNews will be hosting our 2014 year-in-review webinar.

Smart wearable devices may help save 1.

Taiwan-based iFit raised $3 million in a round led by Cherubic Ventures with participation from Yuan-Jin Capital, Sino Strategy Group, angel investor Alan Chien, and former manager of Lenovo Taiwan Ou Ming-Zhe, according to a post from TechCrunch.

Together Clinic, a Lincoln, Nebraska-based startup that is working on an app for connecting patients and providers, has raised $500,000 in seed funding, 60 percent of which came from local physician investors.

Health system Texas Medical Center has partnered with investment firm Village Capital to launch a program for early stage digital health companies, called VilCap USA: Health IT 2014.

The American Telemedicine Association today rolled out a new service for accrediting live, direct-to-consumer telemedicine services.