Finance
The acquisition announcement comes just after WHOOP reported it had raised $200 million in Series F funding.
This news comes less than a year after the company closed a $1.5 million seed funding round.
Using the reSET-O app in addition to other opioid treatments lowered healthcare costs by $1,014 and added 0.003 quality-adjusted life years compared with treatment alone.
One Medical shareholders will now own 73% of the joint company and Iora Health shareholders will have 27%.
The digital health scaleup uses individual coaching with an intuitive app and certified dietitians to deliver healthy eating programmes.
Also: Eight Sleep scooped up $86 million, Alma raised $50 million and Ellipsis Health brought in $26 million.
The acquisition is part of the healthcare tech company's plan to expand globally.
The company plans to use the new cash to build its staff and grow its services.
The company will put the funding toward market adoption and new product creation.
The company, formerly known as Pacific Knowledge Systems, will absorb three applications by Ainsoff that help reduce the risk of death for seriously ill patients and automate key clinical processes.