South Korean digital healthcare AI company Exosystems receives $ 4 million in Series A funding
Exosystems, the maker of AI-enabled digital health solutions, raised $ 3.9 million in a Series A funding round that included SBI Investment, Laguna Investment and Korea Technology Finance Corporation.
According to a press release, the South Korea-based company will use its fresh funds to expand its clinical and technical skills to further develop its technology and overseas operations.
It provides a remote monitoring solution for patients with musculoskeletal disorders that consists of a wearable medical device and a connected user app. The device analyzes biomarkers related to musculoskeletal disorders; A digital treatment software then recommends a training program or electrical stimulation therapy to the users.
“Exosystems will remain competitive in overseas markets because of its unique technology that analyzes digital biomarkers and provides behavioral intervention protocols based on scientific evidence,” said Exosystems CEO Lee Hoo-man.
Exosystems’ product has been approved by the Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) and the CE Medical Device Directive in Europe. It is also covered by the statutory health insurance of the MFDS.
The telemedicine platform from Visionflex comes into the EHR practice management systems from MediRecords
Australian healthcare IT providers Visionflex and MediRecords have teamed up to combine their technology offerings.
According to a press release, the companies are working on integrating the Visionflex video conferencing platform into the cloud-based EHR and practice management systems from MediRecords.
Their goal is to create a videoconferencing telehealth system “designed for collaborative, multidisciplinary, and evidence-based decision making”.
The integration will enable doctors to remotely examine patients via video telemedicine with blood pressure and glucose meters, stethoscopes, pulse oximeters, EKGs, thermometers and scales. The health data collected during the examinations are automatically saved in patient files on MediRecords.
The vision platform also enables doctors to record multiple video participants and examine them at the same time.
UNO Tech launches COVID-19 telemedicine app
Singapore medical technology company UNO Technologies has launched a mobile app to help users get medical teleconsultations on COVID-19.
Users can search for an available GP practice in the UNO Docket app.
UNO Tech’s parent company, Essex Bio-Technology, has donated SG $ 250,000 to sponsor all qualifying initial consultations for the Telemedicine app, which is currently available on the iOS App Store and will soon be available for Android devices.
Eligible app users are those who are not covered by the government’s home recovery program and those who are not under isolation orders.
UNO Tech encourages doctors to join their initiative and volunteer through the app. There are currently over 20 doctors on board offering online consultations for patients.
