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
Health Benefits Platform Healthjoy Raises $30 Million in Series C Funding
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
Telehealth Company Maven Raises $45 Million in Series C Funding
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 Secures $10 Million Growth Investment
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
Since Q1 2017, Almost 200 Digital Health Products Have Received FDA/CE Approvals
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
Takeda Pharmaceuticals Invests in Healthcare Interoperability Company Seqster
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,
Remote Patient Monitoring Platform CloudCath Raises $12 Million in Series A Financing
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
Mindfulness and Meditation App Maker Headspace Raises $93 Million
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
Since 2010, Over 5,000 Investors Have Ploughed $44 Billion in Digital Health
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 Raises $10.5 Million to Expand Access to Opioid Addiction Treatment
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