Rock Health July 6, 2020
Nina Chiu, Alex Kramer, Aditya Shah

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 a long, strange, and harrowing six months it’s been. At the end of 2019, many of the digital health...

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