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Cue received emergency use authorization for its at-home COVID-19 test in March and went public in September.
The plan, built with Trustmark Health Benefits, is centered on Teladoc’s primary care offering, recently made available to payers.
According to reporting by TechCrunch, employee morale is low as the company struggles to expand successfully beyond its men’s health products.
Also, UNO Technologies launches a mobile app for COVID-19 teleconsultations.
The company said the Series D brings its total raise to $256 million.
It has set up a new entity offering preventive healthcare solutions.
The company plans to use the funding to expand into new regions. It aims to operate nationwide by 2023.
The deal is expected to close by the end of 2021.
Also, a Māori public health organisation develops a new tool to bring timely COVID-19-related information to Māori people.
Oak Street Health said the acquisition will improve the specialty care experience for patients, improve care coordination and lower costs.