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Both companies are aiming to expand their footprint in APAC and Japan to meet the region’s growing senior care needs.
With this financial support, Freeletics plans to develop new technologies, expand into new markets – especially in the U.S. – and create new business verticals.
The Florida startup connects college and nursing students with seniors who need help with tasks or someone to talk to.
Earlier this summer, the company announced plans to expand into new markets in 2021 and to add small-business plans in certain areas.
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The startup will use the funding to help expand its platform of patient communication and digital care solutions.
Funding will enable the company to expand its app for chronic joint pain to the US and further across Europe.
Initially, Amwell planned to sell 35 million shares between $14 and $16 with up to 5.2 million additional shares for underwriters.
The company offers virtual care visits, virtual outpatient pathways and a tech platform for doctors to conduct virtual visits.
The company has raised a lifetime total of $50 million.