Health Care Blog February 10, 2025
Matthew Holt

There’s been a lot of discussion lately about whether digital health is a legitimate place for venture capital. There have been lots of huge failures, very few notable successes (and certainly no “biggest companies in the world” yet), while some real giants (Walmart/Walgreens/Amazon) have come in and then got out of health care.

I don’t have to tell you again that most of the publicly traded digital health companies are trading at pennies on the dollar to their initial valuations. But I will. Look at that chart below.

Heck even Doximity– which prints money (45% net margins!)–is trading at well under its post IPO high. My quick overview is that there are not very many publicly traded companies at unicorn...

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