Top ten digital health funding deals accounted for 42% ($1.5 billion) of the total $3.6 billion raised in Q1 2020. One hundred thirty-two other digital


Top ten digital health funding deals accounted for 42% ($1.5 billion) of the total $3.6 billion raised in Q1 2020. One hundred thirty-two other digital

Goodpath, a telehealth startup, raised $4 million in seed funding. Global Founders Capital (GFC), a stage agnostic venture fund, led the financing round with participation

Naluri Hidup, a provider of online therapeutics and evidence-based interventions for chronic and preventive diseases, raised $1.1 million in seed funding. Investors include Duopharma Biotech

Paige.ai, a developer of AI-powered clinical decision support systems for pathologists, clinicians, and researchers, received an additional $5 million in funding. The new funds will

XRHealth (formerly VRHealth), a virtual reality telehealth clinic, raised $7 million in funding from Bridges Israel, Flint Capital, and 20/20 HealthCare Partners. The company plans

Moshi, a sleep and mindfulness app for kids, raised $12 million in Series B funding. Accel (formerly Accel Partners), a venture capital firm, led the

Smart Reporting, a provider of integrated cloud-based AI-powered medical image analysis and reporting platform, raised €15 million (~$16.2 million) in a funding round. yabeo, an

Automated remote care platform Datos Health raised $7 million in Series A financing round, bringing its total funding to $9.2 million. Crescendo Venture Partners, an

98point6, a provider of on-demand text-based primary care service through a mobile app, raised $43 million Series D funding. The company did not disclose any

Olive (formerly CrossChx), a developer of AI-enabled healthcare workflow automation solutions, closed a $51 million funding round. General Catalyst, a venture capital firm focused on