MobiHealth News September 30, 2020
Laura Lovett

2020 is shaping up to be a record-breaking year for digital health startups.

While the economy has been volatile during the pandemic, digital health companies to strike deals with investors raking in more money than ever before.

“We’ve already surpassed $7.5 million in funding and are on track for this year to be the biggest funding year yet in terms of US-based digital health companies,” Megan Zweig, chief operating officer at Rock Health, said during a fireside chat at HIMSS’ Accelerate Health event yesterday.

“Perhaps not surprisingly, the pandemic immediately altered the entire health system and consumer needs. Never have there been such urgent demands to deliver care at home to track symptoms remotely and to track mobile care...

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