Mergers and acquisitions
Digital health companies raised a lot of money this year. Executives and company leaders weigh in on the big funding numbers and the effects on the industry.
Insignia Health developed the Patient Activation Measure.
The deal will cost the Canadian digital pharmacy C$1.85 million.
This news comes just days after Quartet announced a $60 million funding round.
The prescription digital therapeutics company said the transaction generated approximately $175 million.
The companies position the acquisition as a way to reduce costs for patients and improve the financial health of provider organizations.
Also, HP Malaysia launches new Engage products to help healthcare businesses optimise operations.
CareSignal’s “deviceless” technology uses text messages and calls to monitor patients.
Pear announced plans to go public through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company in June, and the deal is set to close soon.
Thailand has now become its second-biggest market.