Digital Health Wearable companies received $815 million in 32 venture funding rounds in 2020, compared to $457 million in 35 funding rounds in 2019, a
Pattern Health Raises $1.5 Million for No-Code Digital Health Platform
Pattern Health, which provides a no-code platform that enables researchers and clinicians to create and deploy condition-specific digital health programs, received $1.5 million in new
68 Digital Health Products Received FDA/CE Approvals in 2020
A total of 68 digital health products received FDA/CE approvals in 2020, compared to 63 in 2019, according to Mercom’s Q4 and Annual 2020 Digital
Top Funded Digital Health Data Analytics Companies in 2020
Healthcare Data Analytics companies secured $1.8 billion in venture capital funding in 66 funding rounds in 2020. The funding increased by 13% in 2020, compared
Venture Funding in Digital Health Sector Up 66% with a Record $14.8 Billion Raised in 2020
Global venture capital (VC) funding in Digital Health, including private equity and corporate venture capital, came to $14.8 billion in 637 deals, a 66% increase
The Biggest Healthcare Data Breaches in 2020
Cybercrimes are on the rise in almost every industry. The healthcare industry was especially hard hit in 2020. More than 10 million people were affected
Digital Health IPO Boom Continues Through 2020
Of the 29 digital health public companies Mercom tracks, 11 company stocks have outperformed the S&P 500 Index as of November end. M&A was the
Kyruus Acquires HealthSparq From Cambia Health Solutions
Provider search and scheduling company Kyruus announced the acquisition of HealthSparq, an online platform for comparing healthcare providers and procedures, from Cambia Health Solutions, a
Everlywell Raises $175M to Expand Digital Consumer Lab Testing Services
EverlyWell, a digital health company that sells certified lab test kits online, announced an oversubscribed Series D financing of $175 million. New investors participating in
132 Digital Health Companies Were Acquired in the First Nine Months of 2020
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) continue to be the most popular source of exit for digital health investors and companies. One hundred and thirty-two digital health