mHealth companies are witnessing a significant surge in funding amid the COVID-19 pandemic. mHealth companies raised nearly $2 billion in the first nine months (9M)
Fitness App Shred Raises $4 Million in Seed Funding
Shred, a fitness app, announced $4 million seed funding from leading Silicon Valley investors and celebrities. The app offers personalized at-home Gym and Bodyweight training
Buoy Health Raises $37.5 Million for its AI Chatbot App
Buoy Health, makers of an AI-powered chatbot app that allows users to check health symptoms, announced the completion of a $37.5 million Series C funding
Digital Mental Health Provider Koa Health Raises $16.5 Million
Koa Health – previously known as Alpha Health, a digital mental healthcare platform, closed a $16.5 million Series A funding round that will bring the
Under Armour Sells MyFitnessPal to Francisco Partners for $345 Million
Under Armour, a manufacturer of sports, and casual apparel, announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its MyFitnessPal app to Francisco
MindLabs Raises $1.8 Million to Launch its Live Mental Health App
MindLabs, a London-based digital mental health app, raised £1.4 million (~$1.8 million) in a pre-seed investment round. Passion Capital, a venture capital firm based in
Digital Health Breaks Funding Records with $10.3 Billion in the First Nine Months of 2020
Global VC funding for Digital Health companies in the first nine months of 2020 broke all previous 9M funding records, bringing in $10.3 billion. Funding
Your.MD Raises $30 Million for Digital Symptom Checker App
Your.MD has raised $30 million in Series A funding for its digital symptom checker and personal health assistant app – Healthily. The funding round was
Emjoy Raises $3 Million for Sexual Selfcare App
Emjoy, an audio app for women that sells a narrative of sexual self-care and empowerment, raised $3 million in seed funding led by JME Ventures,
Within3 Raises $100M For Virtual Clinical Communication App
Within3, a virtual clinical communication app for pharmaceutical and other life sciences companies, closed a $100 million growth funding round led by Insight Partners, with