MobiHealth News May 11, 2021
Laura Lovett

A new survey by Catalyst@Health 2.0 reveals that more than half of digital health companies reported higher than expected revenue last year.

Even digital health investors are surprised by the uptick in digital health since the start of the pandemic. According to a survey conducted by Catalyst @ Health 2.0, 100% of investors reported that the use of digital health tools increased beyond expectations.

Sixty-five percent of digital health companies surveyed said the usage of their products or service increased since the start of coronavirus, compared to what they were expecting.

“COVID was very good for digital health companies – on average. Most are very optimistic but, despite the massive increase in funding since the brief – but real –...

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