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Not sure mixing two typefaces in one headline works for a medical product, but Medonix does it on most sections. Plain sans for the line, then one word in italic serif, like "Dashboard" in the hero, "Smarter" on the about block and "Answered" on the FAQ.
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Wich logo look more professional and work well for health care brand
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the second one reads more like a health brand to me. the road mark gives it a nice sense of direction
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You nailed the overall mood here. The details just reinforce it nicely.