HIT Infrastructure July 17, 2019
Fred Donovan

Global venture capital (VC) firms invested more money in fewer digital health deals in the first half of 2019 compared to the same period last year, according to the latest stats from Mercom Capital Group.

VC firms invested $5.1 billion in 318 digital health deals in the first half compared to the $4.9 billion in 383 deals in first half of 2018.

Large digital health deals in the 2019 first half included Dassault Systemes’ acquisition of Medidata for $5.8 billion, Golden Gate Capital’s purchase of a 51 percent stake in Ensemble Health Partners for $1.2 billion, Nordic Capital’s purchase of a majority stake in ArisGlobal for $700 million, JPMorgan Chase’s acquisition of InstaMed for more than $500 million, Thomas...

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