Top Funded Digital Health Companies Which are Still Private
Venture Capital funding into Digital Health companies rose for three consecutive years (2015-2018) before tapering off slightly in 2019. According to Mercom’s Funding database, the
Suki Closes $20 Million Series B Funding Round
Suki (formerly known as Robin AI), an AI-powered, voice-enabled digital assistant for doctors, closed its $20 million Series B funding round. Flare Capital Partners, a
Element Science Raises $145.6 Million in Series C Financing
Element Science, a provider of patch-based wearable cardioverter defibrillator that monitors a patient’s heart, raised $145.6 million in Series C financing. Deerfield Healthcare and Qiming
Practice-focused Digital Health Companies Raised $18 Billion Since 2010
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