MobiHealth News December 9, 2025
Investors are funneling capital into early-stage automation and clinical support tools that use AI to counter workforce shortages, according to the report.
AI-driven companies now account for three out of every four health technology and tech-enabled healthcare services deals in 2025, according to a report from J.P. Morgan.
The analysis, which tracks investment patterns across the industry, shows that Series B rounds alone represent 60% of AI-related transactions so far this year.
The report attributes the surge in AI funding to healthcare’s mounting workforce strain, noting that automation and clinical support tools are helping providers offset a projected shortfall of roughly 44,000 family medicine physicians by 2037.
The study revealed AI adoption is already widespread: 90% of health systems use...
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