London-based healthtech startup Visionable sets sight on India and US, looks to…
Visionable, the healthcare video collaboration platform that enables clinicians to deliver better patient care, has today announced it is…
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Visionable, the healthcare video collaboration platform that enables clinicians to deliver better patient care, has today announced it is…
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Visionable, the healthcare technology company providing a single video collaboration platform that enables clinicians to deliver better patient care, has today announced it has raised £9.1 million (€10.5 million approx.), following a 50% oversubscribed funding round, valuing the company at £47.6m.