What digital health companies will IPO in 2016?
The companies we backed in 2015
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Digital Health Funding: 2015 Year in Review
2015 was another year of big numbers for digital health—the year closed out with over $4.3B in funding flooding into the space, a sizable increase in the number of later stage rounds, and 180 M&A deals.
Digital health funding: 2015 year in review
2015 was another year of big numbers for digital health—the year closed out with over $4.5B in funding flooding into the space, a sizable increase in the number of later stage rounds, and 187 M&A deals.
Announcing the winners of the Top 50 in Digital Health
Why consumers want their health records
Efforts to get patients involved in their personal health records (PHRs) have become a persistent challenge for the Health IT world. In the face of many unsuccessful initiatives (e.g., Google Health ), we sought to understand whether patients actually want their records, and if working towards overcoming these challenges is worth the effort.
Why there is no Uber for healthcare
The unit economics are far more challenging for on-demand healthcare versus other on-demand sectors.
Healthcare reform puts consumers in charge
As individuals become accustomed to being responsible for out-of-pocket healthcare expenses, digital health companies can take advantage of the trend towards consumerism to educate and empower patients to make smarter purchasing decisions.
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