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Amgen Ventures, Celegene, Echo Health Ventures, Alexandria Venture Investments and Gary Loveman also participated.
MobiHealthNews tracked 81 funding deals in April, May and June.
While most of the financials remain undisclosed, the quarter included a number of interesting deals involving Apple, Best Buy, UnitedHealth Group, and Allscripts.
The meditation and sleep app developer had already announced an $88 million raise earlier this year.
While the terms of the transaction were not disclosed, this and a past acquisition signal Carenet's aims to turn its virtual care services into a major market presence.
$4.2 billion has already been invested into startups this year, according to Rock Health.
IQVIA led the round with support from The Group Ventures and existing backers.
While the price range, number of shares and timing of the listing are yet to be announced, a source tells MobiHealthNews that the startup is eyeing September for its IPO.
The new money will be put towards sales, marketing and distribution efforts. It will also be used to help develop the company's product line.