Close to 5,000 venture capital funding deals have been recorded in Digital Health since 2010, according to the Mercom Funding and M&A Database. In terms

Close to 5,000 venture capital funding deals have been recorded in Digital Health since 2010, according to the Mercom Funding and M&A Database. In terms
Since 2010, the Digital Health sector raised $44 billion in venture capital (VC) funding, according to Mercom database. The consumer-centric companies raised $26 billion, with
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in Digital Health has been flat for the past five consecutive years (2014-2018) before declining slightly in 2019. Since 2010,
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 (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
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
Telehealth technologies globally, including telemedicine and remote monitoring companies, received $1.8 billion in venture funding in 2019, which was the largest amount received by any
Venture Capital (VC) funding for Digital Health companies touched $8.9 billion in 2019, according to Mercom’s Q4 and Annual 2019 Funding and M&A Report. Consumer-focused
Global venture capital (VC) funding in digital health, including private equity and corporate venture capital, declined in 2019 with $8.9 billion raised in 615 deals,
Venture capital (VC) funding, including private equity and corporate venture capital into Digital Health (Healthcare IT) companies in Q1 2019, came to $2 billion in
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