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The company handles back-office operations for its partner organizations, and provides professional caregivers with an app for finding and scheduling jobs.
The primary care provider is also looking to expand into virtual physical therapy in the coming year.
The company's funding news came alongside a new deal with Humana focused on prior authorizations for musculoskeletal treatments.
The company has been verifying and monitoring the credentials of more than 50,000 providers since August.
The company offers personalized fitness plans and daily text-based coaching.
Also: JAXJOX's connected home exercise tools bring in a $10 million Series A; Navina collects $7 million for its primary care provider support platform.
Along with the product release, the company also announced it completed a seed funding round worth $1.5 million.
The company says it has so far incorporated 350 organizations into its data ecosystem.
The company's technology allows outside experts to virtually support surgical teams while they're conducting a procedure.
The company also announced that it raised $15 million in funding.