Startups funding: One Medical Group, RealtyShares, Better, Boxbee, Beckon, and Enplug can now scale their service.

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RealtyShares (launched in 2013, Mountain View-based real estate crowdfunding platform), has raised $1.9 million in new funding led by General Catalyst Partners. RealtyShares provides a platform for crowdfunding real-estate development, allowing developers to bypass banks and larger investors to quickly fund projects. RealtyShares has already helped fund 26 projects in eight U.S. states and will use the new funds to
double its team and expand its service.

Better (Founded in 2013, Palo Alto-based personal health assistant service), has raised $5 million in seed funding from Social+Capital Partnership and The Mayo Clinic.

Connectikpeople.co recalls that, Better delivers medical information to users via iOS app, connecting users with a personal health assistant if necessary to quickly answer questions or schedule medical appointments. With a free basic service and access to a personal health assistant for around $50 per month, Better henceforth available.

Boxbee (San Francisco-based urban storage startup), has raised $2.3 million in new funding from Floodgate Capital, Google Ventures, 500 Startups, Techstars, Jason Calacanis, and Ludlow Ventures. With you access to boxes to fill with items for storage. This startup transports them to a facility, and catalogues each box for easy retrieval. Boxbee is currently available in San Francisco and New York and will use the new funds to scale the service.

One Medical Group ( Founded in 2007, San Francisco-based primary care medical practice), has raised $40 million, round led by Redmile Group with participation from previous investors which include Benchmark, DAG Ventures, Maverick Capital, Oak Investment Partners, and Google Ventures. One Medical is building a better primary care delivery program, allowing patients to schedule appointments, request prescriptions and lab results, and see a personal health summary online. With 27 locations nationwide (USA), One Medical will put the new funds toward expansion to new cities and mobile product development.

Enplug (Founded in 2012, Los Angeles-based digital display startup), has raised $2.5 million in seed funding from a number of investors including DominateFund, zPark Venture, Justin Caldbeck, Howard Marks, and Troy Carter. Connectikpeople.co recalls that, Enplug's software allows businesses to download and customize a range of social apps created by Enplug or third-party developers. Enplug will use the new funds to bring its digital displays to more restaurants, retail stores, and other businesses.

Beckon (Founded in 2011, San Mateo-based marketing performance management startup), has raised $8 million in Series A funding from August Capital and Canaan Partners. With Beckon marketers can track spending using data analytics by consolidating all data and insights from different sources. Beckon has raised $10 million to date and will use the new funds to scale its sales and marketing teams.