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"We have made mistakes, and I'll admit we'll continue to make mistakes and to learn," says CMO David Mou.
The round comes nearly a year after the company announced it had raised $45 million in Series C financing.
It plans to develop an in-house cloud platform.
The startup's offerings include pelvic floor therapy, C-section recovery and lactation consulting.
The virtual care giant reported a $6.7 billion loss in the first quarter, driven by a non-cash goodwill impairment charge related to its 2020 Livongo deal.
Its fresh funds will support its product development and international expansion efforts.
The company aims to help the self-testing market grow by licensing its core technology for transforming smartphones into IVD devices.
The startup scooped up $14 million in Series A funding in January 2021.
It plans to expand its coverage in the domestic market.
Also: Impiricus raises a $3 million seed, and health tech VC Flare Capital Partners closes its $350 million third fund.