Tracxn Research - Telemedicine Landscape Report, August 2016

Telemedicine Report, August 2016
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Contents
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Topic Page No.
Scope of Report 05
Entrepreneur Activity 07
Investment Trend 10
Who is Investing 18
Exit Outlook - IPO, Acquisitions 22
Sub Sector Analysis 25
Interesting Companies 34
Useful Links 40
Company List 43
Team & About Tracxn 220

Illustrative Sectors We Track
ENTERPRISE
INFRASTRUCTURE
ENTERPRISE
APPLICATIONS
TECH FINTECH EDUCATION MOBILE
SECURITY
STORAGE
NETWORKING
MOBILITY
IT OPS
CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE
API MANAGEMENT
BIGDATA INFRASTRUCTURE
SAAS
MOBILE-FIRST ENT. APPS
INTELLIGENT ENT. APPS
OPEN SOURCE
RETAIL TECH
MARKETING TECH
STEALTH MODE
VERTICAL SAAS
HEALTH
BIOPHARMA
DIAGNOSTICS
MEDICAL DEVICES
CONSUMER HEALTHTECH
FITNESS AND WELLNESS
HEALTH IT
TELEMEDICINE
MOBILE HEALTH
CONSUMER
MARKETPLACES
SUBSCRIPTION COMM.
UBER FOR X
INTERNET FIRST BRANDS
FOOD TECH
GROCERY TECH
TRAVEL
GAMING
INTERNET OF THINGS
3D PRINTING
BITCOIN
PAYMENTS
EDUCATION IT
SELF LEARNING
MOBILE COMMERCE
MOBILE PAYMENTS

Sector overview
Scope of report
The report contain companies which enable consultation with physicians, doctors and specialists over telecommunication
platforms. The mode of consultation includes two-way video, email, mobile devices, and other forms of telecommunications
technology. Such solutions usually feature a two-way communication, with a provider at one end and a patient at the other. This
report also covers companies offering services to the healthcare providers which helps them in taking advice from other
providers through telemedicine.
The report also includes companies which provides tele-monitoring devices and software for remotely monitoring patients, for
example, elderly people, and give them feedback from providers and caregivers in real-time. It also includes enablers,
technology-based solutions, which helps in implementation of telemedicine in the healthcare industry. These solutions can be a
software platform, infrastructure solution or device to aid telemedicine. The report excludes distributors and suppliers of
telemedicine equipment and also excludes platform to book doctor services for in-clinic visits/home visits.
For funding, this report only includes venture capital/private equity funding rounds and excludes debt financing and grants/prize
money unless it’s mentioned.

Scope of Report
Entrepreneur Activity
Investment Trend
Who is Investing
Exit Outlook - IPO, Acquisitions
Sub Sector Analysis
Interesting Companies
Useful Links
Company List
Team & About Tracxn
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64
96
128
160
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
NumberofCompanies
7
YoY – Number of companies founded
HealthTap Chunyu Yisheng Doctor On Demand Babylon health Ping An Good Doctor Call9 39Hospital
HealthiestYou MD Revolution Go Lantern Avizia Easyhin Maidou Suifang ConnectHealth

Large Upcoming Sectors
No. of Companies
Founded
Average
Age
No. of Companies
Funded
Business Model
Total
Funding
Example
528 2012.3 180 Tele-Consultation - Patient Solutions $2.1B
AmericanWell
2006, Boston
90 2008.9 42 Tele-Monitoring $442M
Glooko
2010, Palo Alto
72 2009.0 31 Tech Enablers $175M
SnapMD
2013, Glendale
70 2009.3 21 Tele-Consultation - Provider Solutions $34M MDAgree
2014, Annapolis

Scope of Report
Investment Trend
Who is Investing
Sub Sector Analysis
Useful Links
Company List
Team & About Tracxn
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YoY – Number of Rounds and Total Funding
Note: The funding includes debt rounds also.
$17M
$44M
$70M
$109M
$193M
$240M
$542M
$503M
$1.0B
5
13
29
40
55
70
113
128
70
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28
56
84
112
140
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480
720
960
1200
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
NumberofRounds
FundingAmount(inMillions)
Funding Amount Number of Rounds
• The funding peaked up in 2016, due to 2 funding rounds: 1) $500M funding to Ping An Good Doctor, part of China based insurance company,
Ping An. 2) $183M funding to Chunyu Yisheng, a China based doctor consultation app.

YoY – Number of Rounds by Stage
25 30
35
62 63
25
10
14
22
32
46
35
2
6
7
9
7
5
0
28
56
84
112
140
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
NumberofRounds
Seed Early Late

YoY – Funding by Stage
$17M $11M $16M
$61M $42M $23M
$76M $86M
$153M
$183M
$289M
$760M
$11M
$88M
$58M
$284M $138M
$220M
0
240
480
720
960
1200
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
TotalFundingAmount(inMillions)
Seed Early Late

Average Ticket Size – Early Stage
$0.8M $0.3M $0.6M
$1.1M $0.9M $1.4M
$6.6M
$3.1M
$4.6M
$5.9M
$5.1M
$26.8M
$11.3M
$13.9M
$17.3M
$11.0M
$14.1M $14.4M
0.0
6.0
12.0
18.0
24.0
30.0
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Seed Series A Series B

Top investments in last one year
Company
Funding
Amount
Round
Name
Date Investors
jk.cn
Ping An Good Doctor
(Shenzhen, 2014)
$500M Series A May-2016
chunyuyisheng.com
Chunyu Yisheng
(Beijing, 2011)
$183M PE Jun-2016
wlycloud.com
Wly Cloud
(Beijing, 2009)
$35M Series A Mar-2016 Alibaba
healthiestyou.com
HealthiestYou
(Scottsdale, 2010)
$30M Series B Nov-2015 Frontier Capital
babylonhealth.com
Babylon health
(London, 2013)
$25M Series A Jan-2016 Kinnevik AB, Hoxton Ventures
mdrevolution.com
MD Revolution
(San Diego, 2011)
$23M Series C Dec-2015 Jump Capital, LLC
specialistsoncall.com
Specialists on Call
(Reston, 2004)
$20M PE Feb-2016
golantern.com
Go Lantern
(San Francisco, 2012)
$17M Series A Feb-2016 UPMC, Mayfield, SoftTech VC, Stanford University

Top investments in last one year
Company
Funding
Amount
Round
Name
Date Investors
vivifyhealth.com
Vivify Health
(Plano, 2009)
$17M Series B Feb-2016 Laboratory Corporation of America, Envision Healthcare Holdings, UPMC
zipnosis.com
Zipnosis
(Minneapolis, 2008)
$17M Series A Jan-2016
Safeguard Scientifics, Ascension Ventures, HPVP, Arthur Ventures,
Waterline Ventures, Omphalos Venture Partners, Fairview Health
Services, Inc.
easyhin.com
Easyhin
(Shenzhen, 2014)
$15M Series B Mar-2016
Morningside Ventures, SBCVC, Hawthorn Investment, Fosun Kinzon
Capital
talkspace.com
Talkspace
(New York City, 2011)
$15M Series B Jun-2016
Norwest Venture Partners, Spark Capital, Metamorphic Ventures, The
time, SoftBank
intouchhealth.com
InTouch Technologies
(Santa Barbara, 2002)
$15M Series C Jun-2016
Specialists on Call
(Reston, 2004)
$15M Series F Aug-2015
mindcaresolutions.com
MindCare Solutions
(Franklin, 2013)
$13M Series A Nov-2015
avizia.com
Avizia
(Reston, 2013)
$11M Series A Jul-2016
Blue Heron Capital, Lavrock Ventures, Middleland Capital, NextGen
Angels, Waterline Ventures, Blu Venture Investors

Funnel view of Sector
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15
31
126
268
778
0 180 360 540 720 900
M&A & IPO
Late
Series B
Series A
Funded
Founded
Number of Companies

Scope of Report
Investment Trend
Who is Investing
Sub Sector Analysis
Useful Links
Company List
Team & About Tracxn
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Most Active Investors in Sector
8
6
5 5 5
4 4 4 4 4
0
2
4
5
7
9
Mohr Davidow
Ventures
Khosla Ventures SoftBank Synergy Life
Science Partner
True Ventures 406 Ventures Greylock
Partners
KPCB Mayfield Merck
TotalNumberofCompanies
iRhythm Tech Ginger.io Talkspace iRhythm Tech First Opinion Healthsense First Opinion Teladoc HealthTap Healthsense
HealthTap Vida Health Sherpaa Health Ginger.io AbilTo CrowdMed Spruce Go Lantern

Where are Top Investors investing
Mohr
Davidow
Ventures
Khosla
Ventures
SoftBank
Synergy Life
Science
Partner
True
Ventures
406
Ventures
Greylock
Partners
KPCB Mayfield Merck
Tele-
Consultation
HealthTap
Ginger.io,
Vida Health,
CrowdMed
Talkspace AbilTo
First
Opinion
Teladoc
Spruce
HealthTap
Go Lantern
Tele-
Monitoring
iRhythm Tech iRhythm Tech Healthsense Healthsense
Tech Enablers
Tele-
Rehabilitation
Suite
Solutions

Top Investor by Stage of Entry
Village Capital 4
Healthbox 3
Rock Health 3
Y Combinator 3
500 Startups 2
Andreessen Horowitz 2
Brand Capital 2
Dreamit Ventures 2
Floodgate 2
Great Oaks Venture Capital 2
Khosla Ventures 2
Mohr Davidow Ventures 2
Safeguard Scientifics 2
406 Ventures 1
Acacia Venture Partners 1
Anthem 1
Asset Management Ventures 1
BCBSVP 1
BIP Opportunities Fund 1
Beringea 1
Seed Series A Series B Later Stage
Ascension Ventures 2
Elron 2
First Round Capital 2
Khosla Ventures 2
Legend Capital 2
Mayfield 2
Mohr Davidow Ventures 2
Omphalos Venture Partners 2
Partech Ventures 2
S23P 2
Cambia Health Solutions 2
Trident Capital 2
Arboretum Ventures 1
Bedford Funding 1
Beringea 1
BlueRun Ventures 1
Buckhead Investment
Partners
1
California HealthCare
Foundation
1
Cardinal Health 1
Cardinal Partners 1

Scope of Report
Investment Trend
Who is Investing
Sub Sector Analysis
Useful Links
Company List
Team & About Tracxn
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Top IPOs in last three years
IPO Date Company Overview
Funding
Amount
Exch:Ticker
Jul-2015 teladoc.com
Teladoc
(Dallas, 2002)
Telemedicine provider offering web and mobile based video consultations
The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation, KPCB, Trident Capital, Questmark Partners, Jafco
Ventures, Greenspring Associates, Cardinal Partners, HLM Venture Partners, New Capital
Partners, Flag Capital Management, Icon Ventures
$96.9M NYSE: TDOC

Major Acquisitions in last one year
Date Company Acquirer Deal Size Overview
Total
Funding
Jun-2016 healthiestyou.com
HealthiestYou
(Scottsdale, 2010)
Teladoc $125M
Teleconsultation service provider
Frontier Capital
$30M
Sep-2015 caretrx.com
CareTRx
(Cambridge, 2012)
Teva Pharma Undisclosed
Mobile app and sensor to manage asthma through gamification
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
$50K
May-2015 myameridoc.com
AmeriDoc
(Dallas, 2008)
Teladoc $17.2M
Video, voice and mail based medical consultation with the physicians
May-2015 vrad.com
vRad
(Eden Prairie, 2001)
Mednax $500M
Provides radiology informatics solutions and teleradiology services

Scope of Report
Investment Trend
Who is Investing
Sub Sector Analysis
Useful Links
Company List
Team & About Tracxn
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TELE-MONITORING
August 2016Tracxn BlueBox : Telemedicine
Cumulative funding in the sector
750+ companies in the sector, 250+ funded in last 5 years, $1.5B invested in 2015/16
Most Active Investors: Rock Health, Healthbox, Warburg Pincus
Practice Area: Health - Consumer | Analyst: Chaitanya Ostwal | Twitter: @chaitanya
TELE-CONSULTATION
Patient Solutions
Provider Solutions
Consultation Solutions
Teladoc (2002, IPO)
Tele-Pharmacy
DrFox (2009)
Service Providers
Telemedicine Clinic (2002, $10M)
TECH ENABLERS$424M$2B $166M
Devices
BL Healthcare (2001, $5M)
Platform Technologies
InTouch Technologies (2002, $64M)
Suite
GlobalMed (2002, $856K)
SUITE SOLUTIONS $120K
Elite Compound Rx (2014)
Devices
Elderly Care
Healthsense (2001, $33M)
Cardiovascular
iRhythmTechnologies (2006, $95M)
Multi-Speciality
Sentrian (2012, $20M)
Chronic Disease Management
Glooko (2010, $28M)
Software Solutions
MD Revolution (2011, $34M)
TELE-REHABILITATION
Pursuant Health (2007, $29M)
$30M

Top Business Models by Funding
$2.1B
$424M
$169M
$30M
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
Tele-Consultation Tele-Monitoring Tech Enablers Tele-Rehabilitation
TotalFundingAmount(inMillions)
# Cos. 602 90 72 11
Avg. Age 2011.95 2008.87 2008.96 2009.91
Ping An Good Doctor iRhythm Tech InTouch Technologies Pursuant Health
Chunyu Yisheng Watermark Medical REACH Health Real Time Rehab

Tele-Consultation – Business Model Description
Solutions that enable interaction of patients with healthcare providers over any electronic medium
Patient Solutions
Products & services targeted at patients and sold directly or through
employer/payer
Provider Solutions
Products & services targeted at healthcare providers

Tele-Consultation – Entrepreneur Activity and
Investment Trend
$10M $31M $22M
$73M
$122M $121M
$442M
$357M
2 8 12
24
30
44
78
94
0
20
40
60
80
100
0
100
200
300
400
500
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
NumberofRounds
YoY – Total Funding and No. of Rounds
15 16
39
56
66
91
124 121
0
28
56
84
112
140
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
NumberofCompaniesFounded
YoY – No. of Companies Founded
288
141
35 35
8 7 6 6
0
70
140
210
280
350
United
States
India China United
Kingdom
Canada Indonesia Australia Brazil
NumberofCompanies
Distribution of Companies across Countries

Tele-Consultation – Most Funded Companies
Company Overview Business Model
Funding
Amount
jk.cn
Ping An Good Doctor
(2014, Shenzhen)
Online platform to consult doctors remotely
Tele-Consultation > Patient
Solutions > Consultation
Solutions > Multi-Speciality
$500M
chunyuyisheng.com
Chunyu Yisheng
(2011, Beijing)
Doctor Consultation App
BlueRun Ventures, CICC, ICH Group
$244M
Specialists on Call
(2004, Reston)
Web based video consultation for TeleNeurology, TelePsychiatry and TeleIntensivist
Warburg Pincus
$132M
americanwell.com
American Well
(2006, Boston)
Telehealth platform that connects users with doctors over video feed
Inventure Partners, Anthem, Jefferson Healthcare
$123.15M
teladoc.com
Teladoc
(2002, Dallas)
Telemedicine provider offering web and mobile based video consultations
The Bank Of New York Mellon Corporation, KPCB, Trident Capital, Questmark Partners,
Jafco Ventures, Greenspring Associates, Cardinal Partners, HLM Venture Partners, New
Capital Partners, Flag Capital Management, Icon Ventures
$96.9M
doctorondemand.com
Doctor On Demand
(2012, San Francisco)
Remote video consultations with US-licensed physicians
Andreessen Horowitz, Qualcomm, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures,
Shasta Ventures, TomorrowVentures, Venrock, Google Ventures, Rock Health, Tenaya
Capital, Jump Capital partners, Dignity Health, World Innovation Lab, Sherpa Capital,
Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Rosemark, Jump Capital
$86.7M

Tele-Monitoring - Business Model Description
Solutions which enable healthcare providers to remotely monitor their patients using monitoring devices at home
Devices Software Solutions
Hardware Solutions which let healthcare providers monitor the
patient's situation in real-time
Hardware Solutions which let healthcare providers monitor the
patient's situation in real-time

Tele-Monitoring – Entrepreneur Activity and
Investment Trend
$1M
$10M
$31M
$16M
$53M
$99M
$80M
$105M
1
3
11
8
16 20
18
17
0
5
10
15
20
25
0
24
48
72
96
120
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
NumberofRounds
YoY – Total Funding and No. of Rounds
$346M
$78M
0
80
160
240
320
400
Devices Software Solutions
BM wise Investment
6
7
10
7
9
13
9
5
0
3
6
8
11
14
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
NumberofCompaniesFounded
YoY – No. of Companies Founded
59
5 4 3 2 2 2 2
0
14
28
42
56
70
United
States
United
Kingdom
Netherlands Canada Denmark Israel Italy Singapore
NumberofCompanies
Distribution of Companies across Countries

Tele-Monitoring – Most Funded Companies
Funding
Amount
irhythmtech.com
iRhythm Tech
Cardiac rhythm monitoring devices
Stanford University, Norwest Venture Partners, Mohr Davidow Ventures, California
HealthCare Foundation, New Leaf Ventures, Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Novo A/S,
Synergy Life Science Partner
Tele-Monitoring > Devices >
Cardiovascular
$95.49M
watermarkmedical.com
Watermark Medical
(2008, Boca Raton)
Home sleep testing
Yet2ventures, Ballast Point Ventures
Tele-Monitoring > Devices $52.64M
mdrevolution.com
MD Revolution
(2011, San Diego)
SaaS based predicitive analytics platform for patient engagement and outcomes
improvement
Bootstrap Incubation, Jump Capital, LLC, Jump Capital
Tele-Monitoring > Software
Solutions
$33.6M
healthsense.com
Healthsense
(2001, Mendota)
Remote monitoring, emergency call, and wellness management solutions
406 Ventures, Merck, Radius Ventures, Ziegler, Mansa Capital, fchp.org, West Health
Elderly Care
$32.75M
glooko.com
Glooko
(2010, Palo Alto)
Glucose meter and mobile app for diabetes management
Canaan Partners, S23P, Medtronic, Samsung Venture Investment, Canaan, Social
Capital
Chronic Disease Management
$28M
infobionic.com
InfoBionic
(2011, Lowell)
Wireless remote patient monitoring system for arrhythmia detection
The Indus Entrepreneurs, Keiretsu Forum, Safeguard Scientifics, Launchpad Venture
Group, HealthTech Capital, Excel Venture Management, Mass Medical Angels,
Cherrystone Angel Group, Broadview Ventures, Boynton Angels, TCA Global Fund,
Zaffre, betafund.wordpress.com
Cardiovascular
$25.97M

Scope of Report
Investment Trend
Who is Investing
Sub Sector Analysis
Useful Links
Company List
Team & About Tracxn
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Interesting Series A Companies
Total
Funding
jk.cn
Ping An Good Doctor
(2014, Shenzhen)
Online platform to consult doctors remotely
$500M
wlycloud.com
Wly Cloud
(2009, Beijing)
Cloud-based medical imaging storage and tele-medicine service
Alibaba
$34.5M
sentrian.com
Sentrian
(2012, Aliso Viejo)
Remote patient intelligence company
TELUS, Tech Coast Angels, Frost Data Capital, REV
Multi-Speciality
$12M
lybrate.com
Lybrate
(2012, Delhi)
Online multispecialty telemedicine platform
Nexus Venture Partners, Tiger Global Management
$11.43M
firstopinionapp.com
First Opinion
Mobile application for pregnancy queries
Greylock Partners, 500 Startups, Felicis Ventures, True Ventures, Polaris Partners,
Promus Ventures, Scrum Ventures, Monashees+, Scrum Ventures
Solutions > Women's Health
$8.6M
welcomecure.com
WelcomeCure
(2014, Mumbai)
Online Homeopathic Tele-Consultation Platform
The Times Group
$6M
cirrusmd.com
CirrusMD
(2012, Denver)
Mobile Physician access though rich messaging and video chat
Sand Hill Angels, New York Angels, Velocity Venture Capital, boulderbiomed.com,
Rockies Venture Club, Three Leaf Ventures
$3.55M
Curated list of companies by the sector analyst are defined as Interesting

Total
Funding
doctorondemand.com
Doctor On Demand
Remote video consultations with US-licensed physicians
Andreessen Horowitz, Qualcomm, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures,
Shasta Ventures, TomorrowVentures, Venrock, Google Ventures, Rock Health,
Tenaya Capital, Jump Capital partners, Dignity Health, World Innovation Lab,
Sherpa Capital, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Rosemark, Jump Capital
$86.7M
healthtap.com
HealthTap
(2010, Palo Alto)
Tech-enabled Q&A and video consultation platform for patients and doctors
Khosla Ventures, Mayfield, Mohr Davidow Ventures, Tugboat Ventures, Innovation
Endeavors, Great Oaks Venture Capital, Asset Management Ventures
$37.85M
healthiestyou.com
HealthiestYou
(2010, Scottsdale)
Teleconsultation service provider
Frontier Capital
$30M
ginger.io
Ginger.io
(2011, Cambridge)
A behavior analytics company aiding people to cope depression
Khosla Ventures, True Ventures, Kapor Capital, Eniac Ventures, Romulus Capital,
LaunchCapital, Techstars, Rock Health, Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Eniac Ventures
Solutions > Behavioral Health
$28.2M
talkspace.com
Talkspace
(2011, New York City)
Online Counseling and Therapy
Metamorphic Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners, Spark Capital, SoftBank, The
time, Elevator Fund
Solutions > Behavioral Health
$28M

Total
Funding
glooko.com
Glooko
(2010, Palo Alto)
Glucose meter and mobile app for diabetes management
Canaan Partners, S23P, Medtronic, Samsung Venture Investment, Canaan, Social
Capital
Chronic Disease
Management
$28M
y
Sense.ly
Platform for doctors for disease management of their chronic patients, post-
discharge.
Fenox Venture Capital, Alchemist Accelerator, Launchpad Digital Health, Eastlink
Capital, TA Ventures
Tele-Monitoring > Software
Solutions
$3.48M
rekahealth.com
REKA Health
(2011, Singapore)
Mobile health technology products and services
Tembusu Partners
Cardiovascular
$3.2M
saluspot.com
Saluspot
(2011, Madrid)
Interactive community of physicians and users
Vitamina K, Fundacion Jose Manuel Entrecanales
$1.3M

Interesting Late Stage Companies
Total
Funding
chunyuyisheng.com
Chunyu Yisheng
(2011, Beijing)
Doctor Consultation App
BlueRun Ventures, CICC, ICH Group
Tele-Consultation > Patient Solutions
> Consultation Solutions > Multi-
Speciality
$244M
Specialists on Call
(2004, Reston)
Web based video consultation for TeleNeurology, TelePsychiatry and
TeleIntensivist
Warburg Pincus
Speciality
$132M
americanwell.com
American Well
(2006, Boston)
Telehealth platform that connects users with doctors over video feed
Inventure Partners, Anthem, Jefferson Healthcare
Speciality
$123.15M
irhythmtech.com
iRhythm Tech
Cardiac rhythm monitoring devices
Stanford University, Norwest Venture Partners, Mohr Davidow Ventures,
California HealthCare Foundation, New Leaf Ventures, Kaiser Permanente
Ventures, Novo A/S, Synergy Life Science Partner
Cardiovascular
$95.49M
mdlive.com
MD Live
(2009, Sunrise)
On-demand telemedicine services
Heritage Group, Bedford Funding, Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, Sutter
Health
Speciality
$73.6M
mdrevolution.com
MD Revolution
(2011, San Diego)
SaaS based predicitive analytics platform for patient engagement and
outcomes improvement
Bootstrap Incubation, Jump Capital, LLC, Jump Capital
Tele-Monitoring > Software Solutions $33.6M
abilto.com
AbilTo
(2008, New York City)
Online personalized coaching and cognitive behavioral therapy for chronic
disease patients
406 Ventures, Sandbox Industries, BCBSVP, HLM Venture Partners
> Consultation Solutions > Chronic
Disease Management
$21M

Top Funded Deadpooled Companies
Total
Funding
sentimed.com
Sentimed
(2010, Boucherville)
Integrated telemonitoring and remote medical assistance ERP
Tele-Monitoring > Devices > Elderly Care $500k
novimedicine.com
NoviMedicine
(2011, California)
A virtual office visit platform for dermatology
Rock Health
Tele-Consultation > Patient Solutions >
Consultation Solutions > Dermatology
$20k

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List of All Companies in readable format Companies Link
Large Upcoming Sectors Entrepreneur Activity Link
Top investments in last one year Investment Trend Link
Top IPOs in last three years Exit Outlook - IPO, Acquisitions Link
Major Acquisitions in last one year Exit Outlook - IPO, Acquisitions Link
Tele-Consultation – Most Funded Companies Sub Sector Understand Link
Tele-Monitoring – Most Funded Companies Sub Sector Understand Link
Top Funded Deadpooled Companies Companies Link

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Telemedicine – Company List
COVERS THE FOLLOWING SECTORS
Tele-Consultation Tele-Monitoring Tech Enablers Tele-Rehabilitation Suite Solutions

Tele-Consultation (1/131)
Company Details Funding Investors
Yisuizhen [Beijing, 2014]: Yisuizhen is a telemedicine application which enables doctor-patient
communication channel for treatments outside of the hospital. Claims to have many patents and
software copyrights. It is majorly used for follow ups. It also has features such as mobile electronic
medical records, ontology modeling, data sorting technology etc.
$3.2M
US Telcare [Columbia, 2012]: US Telcare is a telehealth service provider. It provides access to across
US-based board certified physicians through phone or video consultations, email, or mobile app.
Provides a cloud-based telehealth solution that provides patients access healthcare providers and offers
a new revenue source for providers. Also provides its services to employers, health plans, and state
governments. Seems to have stopped operations.
Dare Your Body [Cairo, 2015]: Dare Your Body links patients to their doctors to create and share a
fitness session remotely through video conferencing. It leverages tele-medicine & crowd-sourcing
trends to offer a platform where dietitians & nutritionists meet patients through a video call visit. A
specialist creates a profile and adds availability according to his/her schedule & patients choose the
doctor according to profile & previous ratings and book the slot.
telmedx [San Diego, 2012]: Telmedx mobile telemedicine platform, a doctor can remotely examine a
patient in high resolution on a Web browser with live medical-grade video and high-resolution still
photos. By remotely managing care from any location, healthcare providers can reduce preventable
readmissions and avoid unnecessary emergency room visits. Traveling nurses use this platform to keep
patients in skilled nursing facilities and out of hospitals, and also to provide rural health care to patients
living in remote areas far from medical facilities.
Patient Solutions
Ping An Good Doctor [Shenzhen, 2014]: Ping An Good Doctor is an online platform for patients to
consult doctors remotely over the app. Part of Ping An Group which is one of the leading insurance
providers in China. Has more than 30 million registered users in China and the daily consultations are
around 50k. Patients can interact over video chat/ QQ chat.
$500M

Patient Solutions
Chunyu Yisheng [Beijing, 2011]: Smartphone open marketplace app that lets users remotely consult
with physicians to diagnose their ailments. Offers in-app chats and phone calls with real doctors, value-
added services (private consultations, appointment booking) at a premium. Price depends on the
doctor, and the revenue is split between the doctors and Chunyu. As of Aug 2014, has 30 million active
users consulting with 40,000 online doctors about 50,000 daily health issues. Raised Series C of $50M in
Aug 2014, making it the biggest funding round into a Chinese healthcare startup.
$244M BlueRun Ventures, CICC, ICH Group
Patient Solutions
Specialists on Call [Reston, 2004]: Specialists On Call (SOC) offers web-based video consultation for
TeleNeurology, TelePsychiatry and TeleIntensivist. It provides urban, suburban and rural hospitals
nationwide with immediate 24/7 access to board certified specialists with emergency telemedicine
consultations. SOC claims to provide over 340 hospitals across USA, including hospital systems such as
Vanguard Health Systems, HCA, Inc. and Tenet. The company is HIPAA and HITECH compliant data as
well as image management. Healthcare Corporation and to have delivered more than 160,000
consultations.
$132M Warburg Pincus
Patient Solutions
American Well [Boston, 2006]: American Well is a telehealth services company that offers web and
mobile platform connects patients and clinicians for live visits through video, supplemented by secure
text chat and phone. Telehealth Mobile Software Development Kit (SDK) lets hospitals, retailers, health
plans, or medical publishers embed telehealth directly into their own apps, under their brand,
.American Well to exhibited SDK capabilities at HIMSS16 in Las Vegas. New version 9 of company’s
enterprise telehealth solution lets patients and providers invite additional participants to a live, video
visit in real-time. AW9 also introduces patient self-scheduling and the Sidekick photo app for sharing of
medical images and information during provider-to-provider video consults.
$123.15M
Inventure Partners, Anthem, Jefferson
Healthcare
Patient Solutions
Teladoc [Dallas, 2002]: Teladoc is a provider of telehealth services. The company claims to have more
than 14 million members nationwide and an average response time of 22 minutes. It enables access to
medical care via videoconferencing or telephone consultations. Currently, the per visit fee is $40.
Teladoc acquired StatDoc (June'2015), AmeriDoc (May'2014) & Consult A Doctor (Sept'2013). Reports
300K visits in 2014. Customer include Starbucks, Dell, BP, TD Bank, Merck, DuPont, Marriot, Sprint,
Panasonic and Mercedes-Benz etc. They also launched with hospital systems including Meridian Health
in New Jersey, North Shore LIJ in New York, and a Medicare Advantage population in Nevada.
$96.9M
THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON
CORPORATION, KPCB, Trident Capital,
Questmark Partners, Jafco Ventures,
Greenspring Associates, Cardinal
Partners, HLM Venture Partners, New
Capital Partners, Flag Capital
Management, Icon Ventures

Patient Solutions
Doctor On Demand [San Francisco, 2012]: Doctor on Demand is a platform that connects doctors to
patients for providing virtual house-call services on a pay-per-use basis. Patients can video chat with a
US-Licensed physician on mobile apps on iOS or Android platforms. DoD provides customers one-on-
one sessions with physicians either through an individual account or through employer partnerships. It
has 200+ employers as its customers. Launched in Dec 2013, the service is available for a price of $40
per video call.
$86.7M
Andreessen Horowitz, Qualcomm,
Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Qualcomm
Ventures, Shasta Ventures,
TomorrowVentures, Venrock, Google
Ventures, Rock Health, Tenaya Capital,
Jump Capital partners, Dignity Health,
World Innovation Lab, Sherpa Capital,
Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Rosemark,
Jump Capital
Patient Solutions
MD Live [Sunrise, 2009]: MDLIVE, is a telehealth provider offering 24/7 anytime, anywhere
consultations from a nationwide network of Board Certified doctors and licensed therapists. Their
cloud-based platform enables patients, medical professionals and plan administrators to collaborate
securely via voice, video, email and mobile devices. Costs $49 per consultation, also offers monthly
plans. Also, can be accessed by users who are provided MDLIVE benefit by an employer or health plan.
MDLive acquired online therapy provider Breakthrough in 2013. Walgreens partnered with MDLive to
offer 24/7 access to doctors at their centers.
$73.6M
Heritage Group, Bedford Funding,
Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors,
Sutter Health
Patient Solutions
Best Doctors [Boston, 1989]: Best Doctors provides access to the medical experts and treating
physicians to have a better diagnosis. Its gives people immediate access to doctors and it also has a
review system which helps them to find out the best doctors for his requirements. They also collect
case records from the patients, images and test samples. Their service offering in US are
InterConsultation, Find a Best Doctor, Ask the Expert, Explore My Options and Critical Care
InterConsultation.
$65.5M
Eastward Capital Partners, Brown
Brothers Harriman, Psilos, Schooner
Capital
Patient Solutions
HealthTap [Palo Alto, 2010]: HealthTap provides a mobile and web platform for patients to connect
with its digital community of doctors to get answers for any of their health questions. Other services
include its Concierge program, which helps patients connect with their personal doctors; RateRx
program, where doctors rate and review certain medications. Claims to have association with 70K+
doctors, with 7.5 million unique visitors every month, and to have more than 1Bn+ questions answered
on its platform. Offering membership plan Prime at $99 PM that provides unlimited on-demand
consultations.
$37.85M
Khosla Ventures, Mayfield, Mohr
Davidow Ventures, Tugboat Ventures,
Innovation Endeavors, Great Oaks
Venture Capital, Asset Management
Ventures

Patient Solutions
Wly Cloud [Beijing, 2009]: Wly Cloud provides cloud-based storage for medical and health images. It
provides a platform for patients and doctors to upload and access medical records. Also offers tele-
medicine services on top of medical records for patients to seek consultation from doctors remotely.
$34.5M Alibaba
Patient Solutions
Qliance [Seattle, 2006]: Qliance telemedicine is an offering by Qliance medical management company.
It connects with a live provider. The Qliance membership includes telemedicine at no additional cost.
Qliance telemedicine provides: virtual visits via phone; follow-up care coordination; prescriptions filled
at local pharmacy; visit summary to you and the primary care provider.
$31.15M
Bezos Expeditions, Cambia Health
Solutions, Second Avenue Partners,
MSD Capital, New Atlantic Ventures
Patient Solutions
HealthiestYou [Scottsdale, 2010]: Healthiest You provides doctor appointment booking, telemedicine,
wellness, price comparison of drugs and medical procedures, and health plan information in a single
platform. The platform claims to provide 24x7 access to a network of 2300 doctors and also having
added over 4000 employer groups to its roster of organizations in one quarter. Raised $30M from
Frontier Capital in Nov'15.
$30M Frontier Capital
Patient Solutions
Ginger.io [Cambridge, 2011]: Ginger.io is a behavior analytics company and a spinoff of the MIT Media
Lab. The platform uses machine learning and data collected from smartphone & self-reported surveys
to identify trends in a patient’s health and wellness. It monitors users' mental health based on their
voice intonation and calling behaviour. Provides user a coach which makes a therapy plan and check
user's compliance. Also, connects users with the therapist when the patient trends toward a negative
health outcome. The platform itself shares the insights with healthcare providers who can step in when
it matters and care teams (such as spouses or family members).
$28.2M
Khosla Ventures, True Ventures, Kapor
Capital, Eniac Ventures, Romulus
Capital, LaunchCapital, Techstars, Rock
Health, Kaiser Permanente Ventures,
Eniac Ventures
Patient Solutions
Talkspace [New York City, 2011]: Talkspace is a web and mobile app that connects patients with
licensed therapists. Users can chat with a therapist at any time of the day, with unlimited messaging for
the flat $25/week fee. It allows users to stay anonymous. Talkspace claims to have over 200 therapists
on the platform with around 70,000 members since its launch in Dec 2014. In May 2015, Talkspace,
announced a partnership with IBM Watson to leverage its cognitive computing engine in order to
improve the delivery of mental health treatment.
$28M
Metamorphic Ventures, Norwest
Venture Partners, Spark Capital,
SoftBank, The time, Elevator Fund

Patient Solutions
Easyhin [Shenzhen, 2014]: Easyhin is a mobile app through which consumers can ask questions on
maternity and parenting to doctors of qualified Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospitals.
$27.02M
Morningside Ventures, SBCVC, Fosun
Kinzon Capital, Hawthorn Investment
Patient Solutions
CarenaMD [Seattle, 2000]: Carena is a telemedicine company that offers web and mobile app-based
video consultation with the doctor. It partners with health systems to create virtual online clinics to
deliver medical care. Carena’s telemedicine solutions combine the evidence-based medicine with 24/7
access to board-certified clinicians. Health systems can either use Carena bank of providers for their
virtual clinic, or they can choose to staff the clinic with their own providers.
$26.94M
Cambia Health Solutions, Catholic
Health Initiatives, Martin Ventures,
McKesson Ventures, McKesson
Ventures
Patient Solutions
Babylon health [London, 2013]: Babylon is an integrated digital healthcare system. It provides
consultations with doctors, extensive Q&A, monitoring and diagnostics, one-tap appointment booking
and prescription delivery, and secure access to clinical records. The app was launched on April 25th
2014. It has established partnerships with insurers like BUPA and Aviva. Some of its corporate clients
include Kellogg's, Linkedin, MasterCard, Palantir and Xerox. The services can be availed as pay-per-use
or on a subscription basis.
$25M
Kinnevik AB, Hoxton Ventures, JamJar
Investments
Patient Solutions
HealthSpot [Dublin, 2010]: HealthSpot's stations provide connection with local medical community and
video consultations, along with streaming biomedical information. Patients have a choice to take an
appointment or directly walk into the kiosk. Raised undisclosed sum from Xerox in 2014, to combine its
software platform with Xerox’s business process services expertise. Offering hours beyond a regular
doctor's office, charges are covered either by insurance or by $49 pay. Connected with Cleveland Clinic,
Kettering Health Network, University Hospitals, Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital.
$22.58M Early Stage Partners, Cardinal Health
Patient Solutions
Go Lantern [San Francisco, 2012]: Previously ThriveOn, Lantern is a web and mobile based app which is
used to help people facing mental issues. Programs come from a psychological approach - cognitive
behavioral therapy (CBT). It addresses specific mental health challenges with hands-on exercises,
practical strategies, and real-time tracking of feelings, thoughts and behaviors. It has received a $4
million federal grant to develop a new platform and test it out at 30 universities. The State of Missouri
bought the platform to use at all public universities in the state.
$21.4M
Stanford University, Mayfield, SoftTech
VC, Rock Health, UPMC, NIMH

Patient Solutions
AbilTo [New York City, 2008]: AbilTo provides an online program for chronic disease patients, to
enhance lifestyle and recover from chronic conditions. Patients connect with AbilTo's therapists and
behavior coaches, via online video chat or telephone, during the eight-week evidence-based behavior
change programs. Currently available through health plans. In Nov'15, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of
New Jersey collaborated with AbilTo to offer telehealth therapy services.
$21M
406 Ventures, Sandbox Industries,
BCBSVP, HLM Venture Partners
Patient Solutions
Zipnosis [Minneapolis, 2008]: Zipnosis platform allows the customers to get diagnosed and treated for
minor health problems using a computer or smartphone. Platform offers online treatment and triage of
simple acute medical conditions. It costs $25 USD to avail services from Zipnosis. For the conditions
such as acne, influenza, ringworm, Zipnosis offers online consultation after an automated interview of
questions followed by a call from the physician. The company claims to provide diagnosis and treatment
plan within an hour. It also provides an option of redirecting the prescriptions to a pharmacy of
customer's choice.
$18.76M
Arthur Ventures, Safeguard Scientifics,
HPVP, Fairview Health Services, Inc.,
Omphalos Venture Partners, Ascension
Ventures, Waterline Ventures
Patient Solutions
Spruce [San Francisco, 2013]: Spruce is a virtual health clinic, connecting patients with board-certified
physicians for the remote diagnosis and treatment of common medical conditions. Beginning with the
comprehensive treatment of acne by board-certified dermatologists, Spruce is backed by Kleiner
Perkins Caufield & Byers and other top silicon valley investors and advisors and based in San Francisco,
CA.Charges include $40 per patient consultation.
$17M
KPCB, GV, Cowboy Ventures, Baseline
Ventures
Patient Solutions
Tyto Care [Netanya, 2011]: Tyto care is a mobile-health platform and device, allowing anyone to
perform self physical examination, remote diagnosis and consultation with a physician. Tyto Care's
solution combines a handheld device and online communication platform designed to allow seamless
interaction between patients and clinicians over the web. The Tyto Care Platform supports both an
online examination managed remotely by a clinician, as well as a store-and-forward examination guided
by the Tyto Care device itself.
$16.5M
Walgreens, Orbimed, Cambia Health
Solutions, Lionbird, Fosun
Pharmaceutical, Teuza

Patient Solutions
Qingpingguo [Shanghai, 2013]: Qingpingguo is a telemedicine application which is used to help patients
resolve the medical issues using telephone based counseling by making phone calls and sending
messages. It also enables users to share photos with the doctor. It claims to provide online for
dispensing services and helps users to make an appointment with their doctor. It has raised Series B
round of funding on 1st February 2016. The company previously received angel investment from angel
investor Wang Gang and Zhu Xiaohu, who have previously backed Didi Dache and Ele.me
$15M
GSR Ventures, GSR Ventures, DT
Capital Partners
Patient Solutions
CareCam Health Systems [Conshohocken, 2005]: CareCam Health Systems developed vHealth, that
utilizes smartphone video to engage and empower patients in self care. The solution is comprised of
three parts: 1) vComply which enables patients to record videos of their care plan compliance activities
2) vLearning which provides curated and personalized video content for patients to learn more about
their condition 3) vAssessment which allows providers to view patient recorded videos of their physical
condition to detect symptoms. vHealth is a HIPAA compliant system.
$12.8M
Arthur Ventures, seventysixcapital,
SCRA
Patient Solutions
MindCare Solutions [Franklin, 2013]: MindCare focuses on providing behavioral health care services to
nursing homes, chronically ill patients and veterans through telemedicine. The company which
integrates telemedicine, behavioral health strategies and data analysis to provide comprehensive
telecounselling services.
$12.76M MedCare Investment Funds
Patient Solutions
VisMedic [Belgrade, 2012]: VisMedic is a web-based telemedicine platform that allows patients to use
video conferencing to consult with doctors for information, advice or second opinion. VisMedic enlists
the medical expertise of specialist physicians and allows patients to manage their personal health
records on the platform. Patients can select the doctor of their choice from the platform and make an
online payment. Thereafter, an email with a link for video conferencing will be sent. The company has
partnered with insurance partner AXA and hospitals like Bel Medic.
$12M
Patient Solutions
Lybrate [Delhi, 2012]: Lybrate offers an online multispecialty telemedicine platform for patients to
consult with doctors over video call. Users can search the doctor based on their specialization, rating,
and reviews and book an appointment for video consultation. Also offers appointment booking for
physical visit to the doctor. Claims ot have 90K+ verified doctors on the platform as of May 2016. It has
Raised $10 million in Series A funding from Tiger Global, Ratan Tata and existing investor Nexus Venture
Partners in July 2015.
$11.43M
Nexus Venture Partners, Tiger Global
Management

Patient Solutions
Anhao [Beijing, 2014]: Anhao is a mobile telemedicine application. It provides both user and doctor
side applications. Users can engage with the doctors regarding any health related queries. The app for
doctors helps doctors provide health education to community residents and monitor patients with
chronic diseases. Also allows doctors to transfer the patient to another doctor for consultation. It also
provides inter-hospital information systems, pharmacy information, maintaining patient health record
etc. Plans to include insurance service and medical device retail on the platform. It has raised Series A
round of funding in April 2016.
$10.79M Capital Nuts, Longling Capital
Patient Solutions
Call9 [Palo Alto, 2015]: Call9 is an app based platform for on demand telemedicine services. Call9's
emergency trained physicians deliver comprehensive care at the bedside, preventing hospitalizations,
excessive costs from the ER and lost revenue. Founded by Harvard and Stanford-trained physicians and
engineers.
$10.12M
Y Combinator, Index Ventures, Kapor
Capital, FundersClub, Great Oaks
Venture Capital, Moment Ventures
Patient Solutions
Fengxinzi [Beijing, 2014]: Fengxinzi is a mobile based telemedicine application which enables its users
to consult with obstetricians and gynecologists on pregnancy related issues. Users can consult using text
messages, phone calls, and video lectures and can interact with each other and share information about
pregnancy. It has raised Series A and seed round of funding from TBP Capital.
$10M
Patient Solutions
IAGNOSIS [Pittsburgh, 2012]: Iagnosis, developed a product DermatologistOnCall that offer tele-
dermatology services. Patients can consult any board certified physicians by sharing across the pictures.
Each consultation costs around $49. In addition Iagnosis offers 'Oncall' for private labeling to
physicians, healthcare groups to provide turnkey solutions for virtual consultations
$9.98M
Patient Solutions
Push Doctor [Birmingham, 2013]: Push Doctors is an online mobile or web-based platform which allows
users to consult a general physician via video. The user can book an appointment for an online
consultation or can have on-demand consultation at companies working hour. Provides online
prescription & referral. Also, do home delivery of prescription at a service charge of 4.5 Euros and
charges 12.5 Euros for a referral. The video consultation costs 25 Euros for 10 minutes of consultation,
and additional 15 Euros for extending consultation by another 10 minutes.
$9.4M
Partech Ventures, Oxford Capital,
Draper Esprit

Patient Solutions
MinDoktor [Malmo, 2013]: MinDoktor is a telemedicine platform for patients which provides online
access to registered doctors through video consultations. The patient registers on the platform and
describes their symptoms. The patient can then access the services of a doctor through call, text or
video and have an online consultation. It offers consultations for ENT, skin, gastro-intestinal and other
acute conditions. The company claims to have a turn around time of 1 hour and employs 25 doctors. It
also claims to have completed 10,000 consultations. Angel investors include the founders of Avito and
Kappahls former CEO.
$9.13M EQT Ventures
Patient Solutions
StatDoctors [Scottsdale, 2001]: StatDoctors, uses a network of U.S. board-certified emergency
medicine physicians that are always available for virtual consultations. Patients can reach out to the
doctors online, via mobile device or via phone. STAT DOCTORS was founded by emergency physicians to
offer patients direct access to urgent care. It is reported in Jun'2015 that, Teladoc acquired StatDoctors
for an undisclosed sum.
$8.99M
Patient Solutions
RetraceHealth [Minneapolis, 2011]: RetraceHealth is an online platform and service that allows users
to book doctors online for home visit. Also provides HIPAA-compliant video based telemedicine
platform. Also provides testing service for high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, etc. Charges a
service based fee along with a monthly subscription fee.
$8.98M
Lemhi Ventures, Blue Cross and Blue
Shield of Minnesota, HealthEast,
McKesson Ventures
Patient Solutions
First Opinion [San Francisco, 2013]: First Opinion offers an iPhone mobile application that allows users
to text a doctor anytime. It is mainly built for parenting queries regarding pregnancy, nutrition and child
development. The app matches users with doctors with whom they can text directly and ask all their
queries. The first consultation is free, but customer is charged $12 for next 3 opinions.
$8.6M
Greylock Partners, 500 Startups, Felicis
Ventures, True Ventures, Polaris
Partners, Promus Ventures, Scrum
Ventures, Monashees+, Scrum
Ventures
Patient Solutions
Icebreaker Health [San Francisco, 2014]: Icebreaker Health is a telemedicine platform that combines
store-and-forward and synchronous technologies. According to the company, it provides online primary
care at $15/visit in the US for acute conditions, dermatology and long term conditions including
depression. Available as Android and iOS mobile app.
$8.31M

Patient Solutions
Sherpaa Health [New York City, 2012]: Sherpaa provides healthcare consultancy services on health
insurance and healthcare usage for companies. Sherpaa provides phone and text-based medical
treatment and advice to companies’ employees. In 2014, Sherpaa claims to have taken care of 70% of
clients’ medical problems in-house and lowered insurance premiums by an average of 6.5%. Sherpaa
has full time physicians working to solve the customer health queries.
$8.0M
First Round Capital, O'Reilly AlphaTech
Ventures, SV Angel, SoftBank, Draper
Associates, Collaborative Fund, Draper
Associates
Patient Solutions
Port Medical [Tokyo, 2011]: Port Medical is developing a telemedicine platform that allows chronic
patients to consult a doctor online. The company claims that the platform will be more focused on
partnering with governments, hospitals, and other stakeholders in the medical industry.
$7.9M
Mitsubishi UFJ Capital, Global Brain,
Eight Roads Ventures
Patient Solutions
Cdfortis [Chengdu, 2014]: Cdfortis is a mobile app-based remote consultation platform for patients to
connect with doctors and pharmacists. Users can opt for a phone call or a video call through the
platform. Recommends local drug stores to users to buy medicines. Can also chat and interact with
pharmacists over the app. The company has raised 50 million yuan from Tiantu Capital.
$7.7M Tiantu Capital
Patient Solutions
HealthLinkNow [Sacramento, 2010]: HealthLinkNow is a network of physicians and other healthcare
providers. The company integrates telemedicine, scheduling, practice management and electronic
health records. It provides telepsychiatry services, online treatment for depression and online
treatment for post traumatic stress disorder. It can be integrated with the healthcare workflow of
hospitals, health systems, clinics and emergency departments etc.
$7.7M
Patient Solutions
Sunnymum [Beijing, 2013]: Sunnymum is a mobile application aimed at pregnant women and parents
of infants. It provides health management services and Q&A to doctors via platform. Also enables users
to find nearest hospitals and clinics who can provide pregnancy, gynecology, pediatrics and other issues
related treatment. It also has a doctor application which can be used to answer the queries of the
patients and write pregnancy related articles.
$7.6M
Daoming Optics & Chemicals,
Tendence Capital

Patient Solutions
39Hospital [Beijing, 2016]: 39Hospital is a secondary diagnosis and consultation platform for severe
problems via telemedicine application. It claims to help doctors understand the patient's condition
using various tools such as advanced remote audio and video communications, imaging, pathology etc.
It has raised $7.4M in Series A round of funding.
$7.4M
IDG Capital Partners, Longmaster,
Guiyang Venture Capital
Patient Solutions
Curology [San Diego, 2014]: Curology, formerly known as PocketDerm, is a teledermatology platform
that provides prescription acne medication treatments from their own dermatologist from any
smartphone or computer for a monthly fee. The prescription is based on the photo and the
questionnaire that patient fills on the platform. The acne treatment prescribed is a custom compound
medication. It charges a fee of $20 a month that covers consultations, irrespective of followups, and all
of medication. The medication ships every 90 days by default and can be asked for faster delivery
without any extra charge.
$7.05M Forerunner Ventures, Sherpa Capital
Patient Solutions
Click Diagnostics [Lexington, 2008]: ClickDiagnostics is a mobile health social enterprise founded by
international development activists from Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT). It is a mobile tele-consultation platform, with medical record analysis features enabling doctors
to view patient medical history. Functional in Africa, South Asia, and the Americas, it enables patients to
access better medical treatment in areas where there is little or no access to doctors. It also works with
health organizations, governments, and NGOs, to collect real-time health data enabling effective health
interventions.
$6M
Artiman, NanoDimension
Management
Patient Solutions
WelcomeCure [Mumbai, 2014]: WelcomeCure is an online platform offering tele-consultation with
homeopathic doctors. Allows patients to view profiles of doctors an choose one for submitting queries,
sending case history or consultation over chat or skype. Delivers medicines to patients within 5-7 days
after consultation. Offers corporate packages. 100+ doctors in panel with combined 3 Million hours of
clinical practice and 7 Million patients seen in their collective practice. Raised $6M in pre-series A
funding from unnamed investors. According to VCCircle, media house Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd.
(BCCL) is learnt to have committed $5 million in an ad-for-equity style transaction.
$6M The Times Group

Patient Solutions
Breakthrough [Redwood City, 2009]: Breakthrough is an online marketplace that connects people with
mental health providers for online live video based counselling and psychiatry sessions. Clients can
search for providers on multiple criteria and schedule appointments to get private care. Mental health
providers can build their online profile, send secure messages, schedule appointments and deliver
HIPAA-compliant online care. Covers 2M healthplan members. It was acquired by MDLIVE in Nov'14.
$5.9M
First Round Capital, Charles River
Ventures, Kapor Capital, S23P, Great
Oaks Venture Capital, Morado
Ventures
Patient Solutions
WellnessFX [San Francisco, 2010]: WellnessFX is a personalized wellness and health startup providing
the leading quantified self (QS) platform allowing individuals to measure, understand and improve their
health by combining state-of-the-art medical science with social media tools and consumer web user
experience design. It takes initial blood tests and sets it as the base. Then it puts you through a training
program to monitor and improve personal health. It also offers telemedicine facilities.
$5.85M
Javelin Venture Partners, Floodgate,
Voyager Capital, HealthTech Capital,
Javelin Venture Partners
Patient Solutions
MeeDoc [Helsinki, 2012]: MeeDoc provides a mobile app for tele-consultation to individuals, to
connect with maternity nurses, GPs and specialists like Psychiatrists and Dermatologists. Patients can
choose to consult their own doctor or doctors enrolled with MeeDoc, and pay for the visit in-app, as set
by the doctor. MeeDoc receives some part of this, as transaction fee. Also enables health tracking via
electronic health record. Offers services in Europe. Meedoc charges companies €10 per month per
employee for unlimited use.
$5.3M XLHEALTH
Patient Solutions
iBaby [Chengdu, 2015]: iBaby is a tele-medicine platform targeted at maternal health that connects
would-be mothers with professional gynecologists. It enables sharing of information between mothers-
doctors and among a social group of expectant mothers. Claims to have 2,000+ doctors on the platform.
Maintains an extensive knowledge base on pregnancy-related articles and content
$5.3M
Patient Solutions
Vida Health [San Francisco, 2014]: Vida provides expert, personalized, on-demand health coaching and
programs from a network of health care providers and leading medical institutions. Vida combines a
consumer mobile app, an enterprise care platform, and a marketplace of programs and providers to
offer on-demand, 24/7 solutions for any chronic condition. Eight programs available to its paying users:
lose weight, get fit, detox, feel better, reduce stress, lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure, and
prevent diabetes. Services cost $49/mo.
$5M
Khosla Ventures, Webb Investment
Network, Signia Venture Partners,
Aspect Ventures

Patient Solutions
MyTelemedicine [McKinney, 2014]: MyTelemedicine enables corporates to offer their employees a
cloud based telemedicine platform to consult with doctors remotely, via telephone and video
technology, and get prescription for common acute illnesses. Also provides online lab tests, in
collaboration with LabCorp. Has an additional feature which gives patients a choice to use their
advocacy on medical bill savings.
$4.5M
Patient Solutions
First Stop Health [Chicago, 2011]: First Stop Health is an online database of health-related information
and phone call assistance. Also provides phone call consultation and email-for-information with primary
care physicians and specialists, along with creating and sharing EHR. Extends services to individuals,
employers and brokers.
$4.3M
Patient Solutions
WeCounsel [Chattanooga, 2011]: WeCounsel offers web-based video consultation with the doctor. It is
a telehealth platform that connects mental health providers to their clients online. Their software
offering includes video-conferencing, scheduling, document storage, and billing. The subscription cost
to the is $14.99/month.
$4.1M
Point Judith Capital, Longmeadow
Capital Partners, CV Holdings
Patient Solutions
TouchCare [Durham, 2013]: TouchCare enables healthcare providers to connect with their patients
quickly and easily for face-to-face video appointments on iOS and Android mobiles. Physicians who
want to use TouchCare download the app and then offer an invitation code to their patients. For
employers, however, TouchCare also gives an option to consult other healthcare providers, not only
employee's own physician.
$4M Mosaic Health Solutions
Patient Solutions
2nd MD [Houston, 2011]: At 2nd.MD, patients and their families can seek second opinion with a
specialist. Each doctor dictates his or her fee that varies between $80-$400 for 20 min session. Started
out with focus on services to individuals but later on 2nd.MD executives decided to focus on convincing
companies to make the service part of benefits packages. Companies pay between $5 and $10 an
employee per month. In Jan'2015 2nd.MD licensed deals, with South Africa-based Discovery Health
and with VitalityHealth to expand globally. Claims to have 350+ contracted practicing doctors.
$4M

Patient Solutions
CirrusMD [Denver, 2012]: CirrusMD is a telemedicine startup that connects patients with their own
doctors via HIPAA-compliant video chat and messaging. Doctors may use the service to write
prescriptions, make referrals and keep in touch with patients. Patients pay a monthly fee of $40 for the
service while the service is free for the doctors and eliminates the need for doctors to bill insurance
companies for services they provide using CirrusMD. CirrusMD platform enables patients to access their
own doctors through rich messaging and video chat over mobile devices, like smart phones and tablets,
and the Internet. Part of Velocity Venture Capital's Accelerator program.
$3.55M
Sand Hill Angels, New York Angels,
Velocity Venture Capital,
boulderbiomed.com, Rockies Venture
Club, Three Leaf Ventures
Patient Solutions
MedZed [Atlanta, 2014]: MedZed is a healthcare technology & service company partnering with
providers and insurers for the delivery of care. The company connects high-risk patients with their
medical team at the patient's home. Using telemedicine communications, proprietary technology and
remote medical devices, the MedZed caregiver is able to assist physicians with real-time examinations
and treatments.
$3.2M
Patient Solutions
HealthJoy [Chicago, 2014]: HealthJoy is the web and mobile-based telemedicine platform which allows
users to get an online consultation with a doctor over chat. They also take care of users insurance &
provides discounts on prescriptions.
$3M GoHealthInsurance
Patient Solutions
Ask The Doctor [Toronto, 2014]: Ask The Doctor is a service that lets consumers ask questions to
doctors. Patients get a standard online question form to enter their queries which get answered within
5-7 days at free of charge. Their premium service involves an "answer within 30 minutes" feature for
$15 from their physicians. They recommend a doctor in the patients's area to go visit for an
appointment if deemed necessary. They also provide a call consultation service. Services are also
available through mobile app. Acquired India-based doctor consultation platform Sehat in Sept'15 and
UK-based telemedicine platform Patient Connected in Nov'15.
$3M

Patient Solutions
Yianhealthcare [Beijing, 2015]: Yianhealthcare offers a telemedicine platform through which patients
can reach doctors remotely. Promises cost-effective treatments to patients. The key focus of the
company is on cancer-related diseases. Offers other tools to track medication and engage and follow-up
with patients. Raised 17M yuan from West capital.
$2.7M Western Superior Capital Investment
Patient Solutions
Wellbridge Health [Pittsburgh, 2012]: Wellbridge Health provides care management solutions for
congestive heart failure patients. It combines interactive video technology with real-time patient
information with an aim to reduce emergency room visits and re-admissions for members with chronic
illnesses; collect and monitor real-time health information to facilitate intervention by health coaches.
The company formed an alliance with BioTelemetry and received initial funding in the form of a
convertible note.
$2.53M BioTelemetry
Patient Solutions
HealthcareMagic [Bangalore, 2008]: HealthcareMagic offers an online website that provides answers
to health queries from qualified medical practitioners registered with it from around the world. In 2009,
the company collaborated with Atom Telecom to launch an IVR-based payment service. The portal
allows consumers to register with the website and make payments for the queries asked. The portal
also enables doctors to register to join a professional network of doctors and reply to a patient's query
providing accurate health information and will guide in choosing the right course of action. Acquired by
Ebix for $6 million in cash with a contingent earn out of up to $12.5 million payable after 2 years.
$2.5M Accel Partners
Patient Solutions
CrowdMed [San Francisco, 2012]: CrowdMed is an online web-based platform which helps in finding
solutions to patient uploaded cases from a community of doctors. Provides patient with report at the
end of the process and payment is made online. Offers three paid packages: Standard ($149/month),
Premium ($249/month), and Priority ($349 flat fee) package, each providing different features. For
providers, CrowdMed offers a collaboration platform to help solve difficult medical cases.
$2.38M
Y Combinator, Greylock Partners,
Andreessen Horowitz, NEA, SV Angel,
Khosla Ventures, Knight Foundation,
Emerson Collective,
patrickdempsey.com

Patient Solutions
Maven [New York City, 2014]: Maven, is a telemedicine app that caters to the healthcare needs of
women. Maven allows those on the app to ask questions, browse health discussions, or book a video
appointment with a health practitioner. 300 + physicians, physical therapists and nurse practitioners
provide services through the app. Maven’s main focus is on healthcare topics for women of childbearing
age. This includes trouble conceiving, pregnancy and postpartum issues such as lactation, pelvic
rehabilitation and depression.
$2.2M
Great Oaks Venture Capital, Grand
Central Tech, Female Founders Fund,
BoxGroup
Patient Solutions
GP2U [Hobart, 2011]: GP2U is a web and mobile based telemedicine platform that allows users to book
appointments with general practitioners and have online video consultations. Its solutions include
clinical services provided direct to consumers and SaaS to healthcare organisations. Users can avail
consultations for medical problems including weight loss, sexual health, urinary tract infections,
depression and anxiety, prescription repeats, referrals, and also get medical certificates made. GP2U
also provides for appointment booking for offline consultations, home delivery of prescriptions and
medicines.
$2.2M HCF, Sonic Healthcare
Patient Solutions
Curely [San Francisco, 2013]: California-based Curely, is a telehealth app that allows patients to ask
physicians health and wellness questions. Patients can search for physicians by specialty, price, and
language. Physicians set their own pricing, which starts at $10 per 12-minute live chat session or $2 per
inbox message. In July'2015, Curely raised $2 million in a round led by Exponential Partners with
participation from GE Health CIO Randy Fox and claims to have ~ 600 board-certified physicians from 17
countries on the app
$2.1M Exponential
Patient Solutions
51aiya [Shenzhen, 2013]: 51aiya is a mobile based dental health application. It can be used to help
users maintain proper brushing regularity and they can look up the app to understand their dental
symptoms. It also provides a free consultation with a dentist.
$2.01M
Shanghai Zhonglu Group, Shenzhen
Oriental Fortune Capital Management,
Shenzhen Leaguer Tsing-Yuan Venture
Capital Management

Patient Solutions
MeraDoctor [Mumbai, 2010]: Enables patients to post their health queries to MBBS doctors,
counselors and nutritionists through a messaging interface smartphone app. Allows users to book
discounted lab tests and sample collections directly via chat. Claims of having completed 60K+ chat
consultations. Available on Android and recorded 200K+ downloads. Raised $1M in pre-series A funding
from Unilazer Ventures.
$2M
Aavishkaar, Unilazer Ventures, India
Quotient, Accion
Patient Solutions
Wenwo [Beijing, 2011]: Wenwo is an online platform to remotely consult doctors using Weibo
platform. Doctors are available on the platform and patients can contact them through the platform by
paying the consulting fee.
$2M Legend Capital
Patient Solutions
MYidealDOCTOR [Thomasville, 2013]: MYidealDOCTOR provides cloud-based teleconsulting by phone
or by web video for short term illnesses. Claims to have 1200 licensed physicians. Partnered with 13
other companies, provides services to individuals, businesses and healthcare providers. Received
strategic equity investment from ValorBridge Partners in June2015.
$2M ValorBridge
Patient Solutions
TreVia Digital Health [Overland Park, 2011]: TreVia provides cloud-based technology for diabetes
screening, including retinopathy and peripheral neuropathy, along with glucose monitoring and
mapping. Patients can send their diagnostic tests information to the specialists via medical image
coordinator; and get connected online, with their doctors and TreVia care team. Also provides affective
computing for patient engagement including interval learning, behavior evaluation and lifestyle
coaching. Previously Physician Referral Network (PRN) , changed its name to TreVia Digital Health in
December'14. Strategic partnership with D-EYE in June'15, to power D-EYE's ImageVault with TreVia's
cloud-based data management platform and technology.
$1.82M

Patient Solutions
1DocWay [Philadelphia, 2011]: 1DocWay is a telepsychiatry network for hospitals and clinics to
increase provider access. Rural, elderly, disabled and busy patients can schedule appointments online
and see their doctor through videochat platform. Also has appointment scheduling and medical records
system to be used by both pateints and providers for help in consultation. 1DocWay claims to have
treated over 11,000 patients in 8 states. It secured Second place in Wharton Business Plan Competition
and was awarded Wharton Venture Award and Wharton Snider Seed Award. Acquired by Genoa
Healthcare on November 4, 2015
$1.75M
Rock Health, Great Oaks Venture
Capital, Asset Management Ventures,
Village Capital, Texas Medical Center,
Waterline Ventures, Dreamit Ventures,
iSeed Ventures, Fresco Capital
Patient Solutions
PawSquad [London, 2015]: PawSquad is an online marketplace which connects pet owners to pet care
providers - vets, trainers, breeders, nutritionists. It provides online telemedicine platform to facilitate
video consultations and messaging channel with certified vets in minutes.
$1.65M
Patient Solutions
YourDost [Bangalore, 2014]: YourDost is an online support group with psychologists and experienced
individuals on its platform. Allows users to post anonymously and seek advice. Founders IIM Bangalore,
IIT Guwahati. Raised $400k in seed round from redBus co-founder Phanindra Sama, TaxiForSure co-
founder Aprameya Radhakrishna, Capillary Technologies founder Aneesh Reddy and Smartur founder
Neeraj Jawalkar. Claims to have served 200k+ patients as of June 2016.
$1.6M SAIF Partners, NuVentures
Patient Solutions
Igancao [Hangzhou, 2015]: Igancao is a mobile app to consult traditional Chinese medicine practicing
doctors remotely. Doctors can manage orders, patient appointments etc. Has gathered more than 5,000
certified practitioners, nearly 30 million users. Raised Seris A of 10 million Yuan.
$1.56M
Patient Solutions
Liangyihui [Shanghai, 2015]: Liangyihui is a telemedicine application which focuses on the malignant
tumor i.e. cancer. Mobile platform claims to be committed to provide the latest scientific authoritative
information and services to oncologists and patients. Claims to have raised Series A round of funding
from Legend Capital.
$1.5M Legend Capital

Patient Solutions
mTiba [Kigali, 2015]: mTiba is an online telemedicine platform which connects patients in some
countries of Africa to doctors in European countries. They are going to provide their services in Rwanda,
Kenya, Tanzania & Nigeria.
$1.5M Pfizer
Patient Solutions
MediAngels [Mumbai, 2009]: Mediangels.com is a web portal that enables users to consult with health
specialists around the world for a wide variety of health specialties. The portal also enables users to
exchange information with doctors by sending them medical reports through live chat. Charges Rs 250
per query and Rs 1,500 for video consultation. The company also allows users to request for blood and
other diagnostic tests at home itself where they can make an appointment on the portal and the lab
personnel from a nearby location will collect samples from patients' residence. Has panel of 350 super
specialists from 15 countries who provide consultations in 93 medical specialties. Also set up strategic
partnership with over 21,000 diagnostic centres across India. Claims it has treated 8,000 patients, of
which around 1 per cent are outside India. Received $500k funding from private equity unit of HDFC in
2011. Raised $1M funding from Ventureast Tenet Fund and Government of India’s Technology
Development Board in Oct 2014. As of Aug 2015, the company is raising $5 million in next two months
to fund its expansion to the Gulf region and South East Asia. Planning to raise $5M in September 2015.
$1.5M Ventureast, HDFC Property Fund
Patient Solutions
DocsApp [Bangalore, 2013]: Smartphone app enabling patients to consult with health specialists for
health queries through a whatsapp chat like interface. Claims of having partnered with reputed MD
doctors from Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi with 200+ doctors on board. Offers both Android and iOS
apps. Claims to have 80K + registered users with 15K+ using the service at least once a month.
$1.4M
GSF India, Rebright Partners,
Powerhouse Ventures, Milliways
Ventures

Patient Solutions
Saluspot [Madrid, 2011]: Saluspot is an interactive community of physicians and users. Users can ask
medical questions to doctors, communicate with other patients, search for nearby doctors and make
appointments on the same day. It also allows users to centralize their health information & physical
activity information. Its premium model provides user question answered by doctors while freemium
model allows reach to general questions already asked and answered. It has claimed to have thousands
of registered medical professionals in Spain and Chile. Majority of stakes have been bought by
Telefonica Digital and is expected to allow Saluspot to accelerate its growth and expansion into Latin
America.
$1.3M
Vitamina K, Fundacion Jose Manuel
Entrecanales
Patient Solutions
Hubble Telemedical [Knoxville, 2011]: Hubble Telemedical offers real-time retina diagnosis and disease
management planning services for diabetic retinopathy. It provides Telemedical Retinal Image Analysis
and Diagnosis (TRIAD), a Web-based telemedical technology to achieve real-time diagnosis of diabetic
retinopathy and other retinal diseases over the Internet using commercially available retina cameras.
The company’s TRIAD network provides immediate diagnosis, disease severity level information, and a
patient management plan to a primary care or other end-user site. It also offers diabetic retinal disease
screening services, including consultations.
$1.15M
MB Venture Partners, United States
Department of Agriculture
Patient Solutions
Pacify [Washington D.C., 2014]: Pacify, a telemedicine startup with a focus on pediatrics, has
developed an app that connects new parents with lactation consultants, nurses, and dietitians via video
visits through a mobile app. The company’s service is not yet commercially launched as of March 2015
but it is being used by a few dozen new parents in a closed beta pilot.
$1.1M Acceleprise
Patient Solutions
TAO Connect [Gainesville, 2014]: TAO (Therapist Assisted Online) is a suite of online tools - mobile &
web based apps, to help user learn and practice new skills which develop an automatic response to
mild/moderate anxiety, depression, and stress. Seven-week online program consisting of engaging
modules. Allows user to videoconference with their counselors each week & also receive text messages
several times per week to check user's progress. Currently being used at several University counseling
centers and has a strong pipeline of products targeted towards practitioners & facilities.
$1.1M
Healthbox, New World Angels, Florida
Institute For The Commercialization of
Public Research, The FAN Fund

Patient Solutions
Zoctr [Mumbai, 2013]: Zoctr allows users to book an appointment with a doctor or diagnostic centre,
call for an ambulance, get personal care attendants, digitise treatment procedures, buy drugs, and rent
medical equipment for home care. The firm also trains doctors to provide supplementary treatment to
patients suffering from neurology diseases, cancer, or cardiovascular disease. Also provides subscription
based value added services such as Teleconsulting, Home Laboratory Pick-ups, Home/Online Pharmacy
and Emergency Management. Offers an online portal "eZoctr" to store and track health records. As of
Jan, 2016, plans to reach over 500k users in 5 years and expand operations to 18 cities. Raised seed
funding from Rajeev Agarwal, partner at Ambit Pragma ventures in April, 2015. Later secured $1 million
in funding from SPA Capital Group founder Sandeep Parwal, Organic Wellness' founder Krishan Gupta
and other angel investors. Raised an undisclosed amount from ad-for-equity media investor Times
Group's Brand Capital in Jan, 2016.
$1M Ambit Pragma, Brand Capital
Patient Solutions
SeeDoc [Gurgaon, 2015]: SeeDoc is a mobile-based telemedicine platform which provides patients
access to the network of doctors and health practitioners. It also provides medical and health
information and videos. Patients can also ask free questions to doctors. Claims to be selective about
adding specialists to the doctor network. Part of HealthOne Technology Pvt. Ltd. Raised $1M in pre-
series A funding from YourNest. Claims to have more than six lakh users and processes roughly 500
video consultations daily as of July 2016.
$1M Yournest
Patient Solutions
Elli Health [Delafield, 2013]: Intellivisit is a mobile/web application which is available to patients by
invitation from health systems, employers and insurance payers. Patients get interviewed by an
artificial-intelligence-system, which is unique to each user and gets more accurate with every visit.
Aided by the questionnaire, clinicians enrolled with Intellivisit would either give a treatment plan along
with an e-prescription; or suggest an online or in-person visit, which the user can schedule. The
company changed its name from Elli Health in April 2015.
$974.2K
Patient Solutions
Forefront TeleCare [Emeryville, 2003]: Forefront TeleCare is a telemedicine company that provides
behavioral health services to small, rural healthcare facilities. Has HIPAA-compliant platform which
incorporates software, hardware, and comprehensive service protocols. Their specialty services include
psychiatry and clinical psychology. Provides service to skilled nursing facilities and clinics in 18 states.
Their provider network includes psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and psychiatric nurse practitioners.
$968k

Patient Solutions
Vet On Demand [Nashville, 2012]: Vet On Demand is an iOS and android app based telemedicine
platform for pets and pet parents. User can access a licensed veterinarian anytime and get common
health questions answered through video chat for only $2.50 a minute. Also provide suggestions and
reviews, diet recommendation for users Pet. Based out of Nashville, USA.
$870k
Patient Solutions
WebDoctor [Dublin, 2014]: WebDoctor offers online video consultation and medical second opinion
services for patients. It offers consultations for reproductive health, cholesterol, weightloss, UTI, sore
throat, etc for a fee of €25. The company also provides e-prescriptions sent via post which can be used
at most Irish pharmacies to collect medicines.
$832.75K Enterprise Ireland
Patient Solutions
SkyMD [New York City, 2014]: SkyMD is building a mobile platform which enables dermatologists to
connect with their patients anytime, anywhere. SkyMD is a web based solution, doctors can register
their practice and start immediately.
$800k
Patient Solutions
Muses Labs [Carolina Beach, 2013]: Muses Labs provides SaaS to providers, for Alzheimer’s disease
management. Based on inputs from various sources like EHRs, wearable sensors, lab reports, genome
sequences, the algorithm determines a combination therapy, or a combination of drugs to be
prescribed to the patient. The combination would vary for each individual and also varies for an
individual across time. Along with personalized therapy, enables doctors to track patient's progress, and
to motivate their adherence to therapy.
$785.3K

Patient Solutions
EUOR Health [Kolkata, 2013]: EUOR Health is an online marketplace for healthcare services, where
people can search, identify, book, buy their required healthcare services over the web, mobile or
telephone. EUOR Health provides guidance for several healthcare services like ambulance services,
diagnostics, doctor's appointment, doctor's home visit, elderly care, hospital admission, instant doctor's
consultation, pathology, physiotherapy, preventive health care, rehabilitation and second opinion over
a 24x7 helpline number as well as through an android app. Users can also book home healthcare
services through the applications. Also connecting tier 2, tier 3 cities and even rural India through
mobile application and electronic health terminals - a virtual clinic. Also features an offers page and a
blog with healthcare information.
$755K Brand Capital
Patient Solutions
Patronus Medical [Washington D.C., 2013]: Patronus provides personalized concierge based private
health management services via telemedicine and telehealth technology. It provides immediate 24/7
direct access to physicians at the users convenience. Users can take advice on range of health issues
such as integrating advanced techniques such as genomics or functional medicine into the health and
wellness plan to simply an on-demand risk management solution. Regardless of the location, Patronus
can be used to deliver medical services for clients throughout the globe.
$700K
Patient Solutions
Diagnose me [Alkmaar, 2012]: Diagnose.me is a web platform which connects patients with medical
specialists from around the world for second opinion on their diagnosis report. It also offers technical &
administrative support in different languages for both doctors and patients. The platform provides short
listing of relevant specialists from where user can choose a doctor to get advice from on the image or
diagnosis report uploaded. It allows payment transaction through its site along with user ratings and
peer endorsements, social networking within the platform and data sharing. They claim to have current
clients from Spain, the UK, India and Russia.
$641k Neulogy Ventures
Patient Solutions
JZDoctor [Shanghai, 2014]: JZDoctor is an online platform which provides consultation for healthcare
issues of children. It provides users to consult regarding brain development, fever, stomach related
issues etc. Claims to have raised Seed round of funding from Innovation Camp.
$583K
Innovation Camp, CRCM Venture
Capital

Patient Solutions
eVaidya.com [Hyderabad, 2013]: eVaidya.com, product of eHealth Access Pvt Ltd., is a tele-medicine
company which provides virtual doctor consultation to patients apart from providing free personal
health record storage. The company has developed medical kiosks and is in talks with corporates to
setup them. On the online portal, users can browse through the Q&A and health articles and also post
their own queries. Users can also browse through the physicians list along with their complete details to
consult. The portal also comprises of filters for doctor lists to select language, speciality etc. Secured Rs
3.5 crore ($560,000) from a group of investors, including Parampara Capital and Venkat Vallabhaneni,
former vice president, Bank of America.
$560k Parampara
Patient Solutions
Doctor Insta [Gurgaon, 2015]: Providing a tele-medicine platform enabling patients to search and book
for health consultations through the web platform or the mobile app. General medical consultation,
pediatrics, psychologist consultation and diet/nutrition are few of the categories offered. Available on
both iOS and Android platforms. The platform charges ₹400 for medical and pediaric visits, while
psychologist and nutritionist charges are ₹400 for every half an hour session. Angel investors include
Rishi Parti who invested in Dec 2015 pre-Series A funding.
$500k BrahmaX
Patient Solutions
RingMD [Singapore, 2012]: RingMD is a Singapore-based online healthcare marketplace where patients
can discover and book a phone-based consultancy with medical experts in various fields. Currently the
company hand-picks doctors on its invite-based marketplace. Doctors can create their profiles with a
per-minute consultancy rate for their service. In Mar'15, the company invested an undisclosed amount
in PilihDokter, an Indonesian healthcare information portal, which will be rebranded as RingMD
Indonesia.
$500k
National Research Foundation
Singapore, COENT Venture Partners
Patient Solutions
Medviser.ru [Moscow, 2014]: Medviser is a telemedicine platform. It is a marketplace connects
patients with doctors remotely through call and/or video. Also onboard foreign doctors. Present in
Russia & CIS. Has received seed funding from Roman Abramovich.
$500k

Patient Solutions
MeetDoctor [Jakarta, 2011]: MeetDoctor is an integrated digital health platform that provides online
consultation, medical articles, and healthcare directory. Users can also look up hundreds of doctor
reviewed articles along with videos. They are also planning to start telemedicine services through video
chat in Indonesia.
$480k
Patient Solutions
Telimedi.co [Warsaw, 2014]: Telemedi is a web and mobile-based telemedicine platform for providers.
The company offers its platform in countries where there is a shortage of physicians. It offers both
general physicians and specialists on its platform. The company charges a commission of around 50% of
the consultation fees, while for employers and insurance companies, it charges a monthly fee for
unlimited access. The premium services also allow customers to rebrand the solution. The company
claims to have reached 500 patients and registered 26 medics on the platform.
$408.96k
DocPlanner, Wayra, Venture Growth
Partners
Patient Solutions
iDoc24 [San Francisco, 2008]: iDoc24 allows anyone to anonymously submit images of their skin
problem directly to a dermatologist and receive a response within 24 hours. iDoc24 is available on iOS,
Android, and the web. iDoc24 acts as a “Skin Triage” service which gives an opinion from a board
certified dermatologist (skin specialist) that is specific to a user’s skin problem. The charge is $40 per a
user consultation
$405k Sprint Accelerator
Patient Solutions
Arcadian telepsychiatry [Fort Washington, 2012]: Arcadian Telepsychiatry is an on-demand
telemedicine can expedite assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and disposition of patients in a wide
variety of settings. Arcadian Telepsychiatry provides users with psychiatrists at the convenience of the
user. It serves for the mental problems like Depression, anxiety, panic attacks and PTSD. The company
have its own trained, mental health practitioners.
$350k
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Patient Solutions
Push Health [Torrance, 2012]: Push Health enables doctors, medical providers and patients to connect
virtually for concierge telemedicine care. Push Health helps medical providers to run virtual concierge
practices from their mobile devices and provide mobile-to-mobile healthcare services. Its platform
enables medical providers to invite patients to be members of their virtual Push Health practice,
recommend services to a patient through their Push Health account, as well as enables patients to
request medical services, such as prescriptions from their medical provider.
$308k

Patient Solutions
Vitalbox [Sao Paulo, 2010]: Vitalbox is a social business enterprise that focus on public health by
applying innovative healthcare services and consumer internet technology. Their first product, Docgie is
an online platform, made by Vitalbox, which connects patients and doctors, preventive and primary
care assistance. Allows users to select a personal doctor where continuous care is provided through the
communication channels & tools on the platform & also schedule appointments with the personal
doctor. The doctors are hired on the yearly basis for providing their service in their part time.
$300k
Patient Solutions
Docgie [Sao Paulo, 2012]: Docgie is an online platform, made by Vitalbox, which connects patients and
doctors, preventive and primary care assistance. Allows users to select a personal doctor where
continuous care is provided through the communication channels & tools on the platform & also
schedule appointments with the personal doctor. The doctors are hired on the yearly basis for providing
their service in their part time.
$300k
Patient Solutions
Mentegram [Bratislava, 2013]: Mentegram is a platform for behavioral monitoring between therapy
sessions and outpatient visits. It facilitates daily engagement through mobile questionnaires and aides
providers in creating and maintaining progress. Client responses are instantly synced between their
mobile device and their therapist’s Mentegram dashboard. It helps the hospitals to reduce the number
of preventable crises, hospital admissions, and re-admissions. Plans starting at $39/month.
$276.7k Neulogy Ventures
Patient Solutions
Direct Dermatology [Palo Alto, 2010]: Direct Dermatology is a 24/7 telemedicine service company that
aims at providing direct access to US board-certified Dermatologists for patients and referring
physicians for any skin-related medical problem. Dermatologists will provide a diagnosis and treatment
recommendations for the skin problem and the prescription medication(s) will be sent to the selected
pharmacy if indicated and claims to guarantee the report in less than 48 hours.
$240k
Patient Solutions
Octovis [Nashville, 2014]: Octovis has developed a mobile telemedicine platform, Telle. Telle comes
with a bluetooth enabled devices which include a stethoscope, pulse oximeter, EKG, blood pressure
cuff, otoscope, and a dermatoscope. These devices are connected to an Android tablet that live streams
video between the nurse and remote physician; in addition to the data from the devices. Octovis has
partnered with Vuzix as smart glass provider. The nurse can also use Vuzix smart glasses to transmit a
live stream of video at their perspective. In 2015, Octovis changed its name to Satchel Health.
$180K
TriStar Technology Ventures,
www.jsf.co/, www.tstventures.com

Patient Solutions
Mindoula [Bethesda, 2013]: Mindoula Health is a technology-enabled case management company
headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland, that provides 24/7 virtual and in-person support to
individuals and families facing behavioral health challenges. Its proprietary telehealth platform which
includes an HIPAA compliant mobile engagement app, proprietary psychometrics, predictive analytics,
and collaborative care software, enables its team of case managers and peer support specialists to
deliver market leading behavioral health outcome improvements and reduce healthcare costs. It
acquired Care at Hand in June 2016.
$175K
Patient Solutions
Cloud 9 [Austin, 2013]: Cloud 9 psych provides Telepsychology services. Its offerings include mobile
mental health assessments, behavior pattern tracking, video talk therapy sessions, scheduling and
payments. It also offers collaboration services to clinics and other healthcare organizations for all
mental health counselling services.
$150K
Patient Solutions
GrandOpinion [Ocala, 2013]: GrandOpinion is an online platform for patients to get medical opnions
from experts in the network. Patients can create a 360-degree digital profile of a patient’s history and
medical records. Once a patient starts a case, the platform collects and digitizes all medical records, and
pages a request to the best expert for the case. Experts can register themselves on the platform and are
paid based on requests. Currently offers two plans, one for live connect to doctors and one for medical
opinion. Raised seed funding of $150k in May, 2015.
$150k
Patient Solutions
In Your Corner [New York City, 2011]: In Your Corner is a marketplace for online counseling and
coaching services. Users can consult with licensed professionals on topics including relationship, conflict
and job stress. Consultation is done via video chat, written journals, and texting sessions.
$120K

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