Healthcare DIVE October 16, 2020
Rebecca Pifer

The sector has seen record fundraising despite concerns about a potential digital health bubble and regulatory uncertainties. But the final makeup of the industry is still being hammered out.

Despite skyrocketing virtual care adoption, the telehealth sector still faces challenges, like mounting deal sizes and IPOs giving rise to concerns about a digital health bubble, and a decidedly hazy regulatory future.

But experts at the third annual HLTH conference this week argued that rampant tech integration during COVID-19 isn’t going to be rolled back after the pandemic goes away, though the eventual makeup of the industry and its reach is still being hammered out.

“The effective application of technology and data to healthcare is the foundation for efficient healthcare, but...

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