LifeMed Media
Multimedia healthcare marketing company secures $6 million in series A financing
Published in Medical Imaging Week, September 17th, 2005
LifeMed is a multimedia healthcare marketing company aggregating and organizing chronic disease populations as lifestyle or affinity marketing groups.
The investment will be used to expand product offerings, distribution and marketing. Ollie Curme, Battery Ventures General Partner and Neeraj Agrawal, Battery Ventures Partner, are joining the LifeMed Board of Directors.
LifeMed's first product, dLife - For...
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