The starter pistol for the virtual care platforms race
Femtech is expansive—it’s time to start treating it as such
Digital health’s IPO window is back open
Two digital health companies have gone public since July 1, 2020. These public offerings signal that last year’s flurry of IPOs was no fluke—nine digital health companies have gone public over the past 14 months. With Amwell’s IPO on deck for later this year, it’s clear that the COVID-19 pandemic and its resulting financial uncertainty have not dampened public investors’ appetite for new digital health shares.
2020 Midyear digital health market update: Unprecedented funding in an unprecedented time
In the midst of a global pandemic and a US recession, US digital health companies raised $5.4B in venture funding across the first six months of 2020. The sector is on track to have its largest funding year ever. Large deals are once again driving the overall trend as average deal size hit a record $25.1M in H1. We take a look at the unprecedented past six months and share our thoughts on the impact of COVID-19 on digital health innovation, funding trends, and the investment area that has raised an eye-popping amount of funding so far this year—behavioral health.
What’s next for healthcare in light of COVID-19
COVID-19 constraints push healthcare organizations to innovate around the consumer
Want to build an impactful career in digital health? Meet Rock Health’s 2020 fellows
Update to “Innovation beyond COVID-19” blog post
Redefining patient adherence: Our investment in Wellth
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