MedCity News January 30, 2023
Katie Adams

Last year’s digital health investment trends have left some startups feeling uneasy about their ability to raise capital in the new funding environment. Venture capitalists think companies that have a demonstrable return on investment and serve multiple stakeholders will probably have the easiest time securing capital, while point solutions and startups in crowded markets will face a tougher environment.

Last year’s digital health investment trends have left some startups feeling uneasy about their ability to raise capital in the new funding environment. Healthcare startups raised $3.4 billion in the fourth quarter of 2022, marking the sector’s lowest quarterly funding total in the past five years. Q4 was also the first quarter with no new unicorn births since 2018.

These...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Digital Health, Investments, Technology, Trends
‘Investors Are Hungry To Find the Best’: It’s Feast or Famine in Digital Behavioral Health Investing
Delivering the Right Approach for Virtual Primary Care: 3 Key Insights
Q&A: Bring your own device: How patients own tech is being used in clinical trials
How can pharma speed time to treatment? Digital tools can help
New codes from the AMA could mean more RPM reimbursement by 2025

Share This Article