Rock Health October 3, 2022
Mihir Somaiya

Given the year’s choppy venture waters and public market correction, investors are holding back from the market, waiting to strike once things stabilize. Q3’s low funding numbers—the lowest quarterly funding total in the past 11 quarters—reflect that sentiment. Yet, even though the market isn’t the same as it was, this quarter has featured some standout digital health activity, including major acquisitions by Amazon and CVS, and Akili’s SPAC close, this year’s first digital health public exit.

As we enter the last 90 days of 2022, a few key themes have emerged throughout Q3: 1) smaller checks across the board, 2) a focus on early-stage funding, 3) reprioritization of technology investments, and 4) an exit market that’s beginning to thaw....

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