MedCity News February 7, 2019
Kevin Truong

Healthcare investing reached record new highs in 2018, hitting more than $30 billion across all sectors, according to numbers from Pitchbook.

The sustained growth of healthcare investment will continue into 2019 driven by trends including innovation in healthcare delivery, the use of data analytics to unlock new clinical insight, disruption of the existing pharma business model and the continued shift to value-based healthcare system, according to a new report from New York City Health Business Leaders (NYHCBL).

Healthcare investing reached record new highs in 2018, hitting more than $30 billion across all sectors, according to numbers Pitchbook cited by the report. One of the biggest magnets for investment in New York has been insuretech startup Oscar Health, which raised a...

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