PORTLAND, Maine–(BUSINESS WIRE)–MedRhythms, a leader in developing prescription digital therapeutics that use sensors, software, and music to measure and improve walking for patients with a neurologic injury or disease, today announced the closing of a Series B extension round, with investment from one of Japan’s largest venture capital companies Global Brain with its CVC JGC MIRAI Innovation Fund, and Bose Ventures. The follow-on investment brings the Company’s total Series B financing to $27 million, an increase from their announcement in July. Read more
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