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The round was led by Washington-based Laidir Foundation.
The digital health mainstay closed its first day of trading roughly 40% above its set price, and looks forward to scaling its business as a public entity.
The new funding will be used to help grow Vine's team and develop its platform.
The company helps patients prepare for appointments through texts, emails, phone calls and paper mailing.
The company's executives lauded the CGM system, which saw a 72.9% increase in organic sales during the last quarter, and hinted at implementations of the tech beyond diabetes alone.
Philips Health Technology Ventures, Vesalius Bio Capital lll and Health Innovations contributed to this round.
Mercom Capital Group's latest numbers also suggest that upcoming IPOs could cast a long shadow on the direction of digital health investing.
The round was led by 30Ventures with participation from Rise of the Rest Seed Fund and Flying Point Industries.
The company's products include an app-based service with original music and guided meditation content, and a cushion that pulses in sync with the audio.
An interview with Tomoko Inoue, CEO of OMRON Ventures.