Doctor-patient intelligence and self-care platform selfcarecatalysts raised 2 million dollars

The technology that connects the doctor-patient relationship has long been favored by investors. Self Care catalysts is a provider of patient information and intelligent self-care solutions. Today, the company announced the acquisition of 2 million of dollars in seed-round financing. The investment comes from a private company, ProSoft Development, whose main areas of investment include information technology, software development, consultants, and industries such as health care and pharmaceuticals. This investment will be used to help self Care catalysts Company further develop its mobile and web based Tiyatien storylines "patient intelligence, analysis, and self-care platform." The platform includes pharmaceutical companies, companies that provide health-planning services, and medical companies that want to contact patients and explore ways to treat disease. Self Care Catalysts also has an enterprise data and behavioral analysis marginalised storylines platform. Using the platform, patients can describe their condition, seek help and daily care guidance, and get support in their own circle, according to the company. Self Care catalysts was transformed from a patient research firm into a health care information company, and so far they have raised a total of 2.7 million dollars. The company currently has offices in Toronto, Canada, and San Francisco, California, and is supported by Springboard Enterprises,rick Hansen Cato and Community matters Toronto. (VIAVB, translate/fast carp)