LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Many people can't even remember the days when doctors used to make house calls. But now new technology is blending with old fashioned medicine to create a service that makes ...

Eight years ago Lindy Hoyt-Davis found out she had a gluten intolerance and has been on a gluten-free diet ever since. "I started feeling sick - kept getting bigger - I felt literally like I couldn't ...

You can have everything from a pizza to a personal driver delivered by tapping a few keys on your phone—why not a doctor? “There is a strong need for a service like Heal, because, simply put, ...

Los Angeles-based Heal, which has developed an app that helps people request a doctor to visit their house, raised $5 million from Slow Ventures, March Capital, Pritzker Capital, and angel investors.

Technology entrepreneur Nick Desai sees a not-too-distant future where his infant daughter will not have to learn to drive a car, thanks to self-driving cars and ride-hailing services. His children ...

Doctor house call app Heal is partnering with health plan Alignment Healthcare to enable some California plan members to have in-home primary care. Alignment Healthcare is an Orange County-based ...

As the country argues over the best way to provide health care to the American people, a new start-up is trying to reinvent the housecall. Heal is an app that brings a doctor's services to your home.

Los Angeles-based Heal, which offers an app-based physician house call service, has raised $26.9 million in Series A funding in a round led by Thomas Tull of Tull Investment Group. Additional ...

Concierge medicine isn't just for the rich anymore, and the app Heal has raised $26.9 million to prove it. The startup, which looks to eliminate wasted time and money in healthcare through on-demand, ...

Heal Inc., a provider of in-home medical care and remote monitoring, today announced an expansion of its app to cover patients of all ages in California, New York, New Jersey, Georgia, Virginia, ...

New technology is getting Sacramento doctors back into the business of making old-fashioned house calls, employing a mobile application in an attempt to extend the amount of time they can spend on ...