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August 14, 2012 04:50 pm GMT
MyHealthTeams, which develops social and local networks for communities of people living with or caring for those living with chronic health conditions, has announced a $1.75 million seed round today. It was led by Adams Street Partners, with participation also from 500 Startups and "notable" angel investors in the consumer technology and life science space. It's to use the cash injection to help scale and expand the team.In related news, the San Francisco startup is bringing MyAutismTeam, its online community for parents of children on the autism spectrum (see our previous coverage), to iOS with a dedicated app. It's being pitched as a sort of Facebook-meets-Yelp resource for those parents, offering features such as the sharing of posts, local provider referrals and tips, as well as the ability to ask questions to the community and post pictures.
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MyHealthTeams Scores $1.75M From Adams Street Partners, 500 Startups; MyAutismTeam Hits iOS
MyHealthTeams, which develops social and local networks for communities of people living with or caring for those living with chronic health conditions, has announced a $1.75 million seed round today. It was led by Adams Street Partners, with participation also from 500 Startups and "notable" angel investors in the consumer technology and life science space. It's to use the cash injection to help scale and expand the team.In related news, the San Francisco startup is bringing MyAutismTeam, its online community for parents of children on the autism spectrum (see our previous coverage), to iOS with a dedicated app. It's being pitched as a sort of Facebook-meets-Yelp resource for those parents, offering features such as the sharing of posts, local provider referrals and tips, as well as the ability to ask questions to the community and post pictures.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/_IeMMZCydM4/
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