Global venture capital (VC) funding for the Digital Health sector came to $44 billion since 2010. Of the $44 billion VC funding raised, practice-focused companies

Global venture capital (VC) funding for the Digital Health sector came to $44 billion since 2010. Of the $44 billion VC funding raised, practice-focused companies
Healthjoy, an AI-powered health benefits platform that uses a combination of a chatbot and concierge services, raised $30 million in Series C funding. Health Velocity
Maven, a provider of on-demand access to virtual care and services specifically for women’s health and family health, closed a $45 million in Series C
Cloudbreak Health, a provider of telemedicine and video remote interpretation solutions, secured $10 million growth investment from Columbia Partners Private Capital, an institutional investment firm
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved almost 200 digital health products that include everything from wearable sensors to artificial intelligence-enabled medical imaging
Seqster, a provider of interoperability to retrieve and harmonize electronic health records, genetic, and continuous monitoring data from distinct sources, secured investment from Takeda Pharmaceuticals,
CloudCath, a provider of remote monitoring platform for catheter-based treatments, completed a $12 million Series A financing round. Capital Integral led the round with participation
Headspace, the maker of a mindfulness and meditation app, raised a total of $93 million in a Series C funding round. The funding round was
Digital Health companies have continued to rake in billions of dollars in venture funding. Last year, a total of 1,288 investors invested about $9 billion
Boulder Care, a provider of telemedicine-enabled clinical programs for patients seeking treatment for opioid addiction, raised $10.5 million in Series A funding from Tusk Ventures