Healthcare DIVE October 22, 2020
Nick Paul Taylor

Dive Brief:

  • Medical device funding hit a new high in the third quarter, growing 63% year on year to top $5 billion for the first time in CB Insights’ dataset.
  • Investments in robotic surgery startups was a major driver of the increase. The analysts listed the progress of neuromodulation devices and Medtronic’s deals in diabetes and neurosurgery as other medical device highlights of the quarter.
  • The big quarter for device investment was part of a broader uptick in healthcare activity. CB Insights also tracked funding records in digital health and telehealth, largely due to a jump in the number of companies raising megarounds worth upward of $100 million.

Dive Insight:

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