New York took the top spot largely due to Oscar Health’s $400 million financing round led by Fidelity Investments
Here are the 10 top metro areas by total digital health investment and number of deals for the first quarter of 2016.
1. New York
• $656 million
• 11 deals
2. San Francisco
• $525 million
• 23 deals
3. Boston
• $79 million
• Six deals
4. Salt Lake City
• $70 million
• One deal
5. Chicago
• $58 million
• Five deals
6. Los Angeles
• $40 million
• Two deals
7. Dallas
• $25 million
• Three deals
8. San Diego
• $23 million
• Five deals
9. Plano, Texas
• $22 million
• Two deals
10. Minneapolis
• $21 million
• Three deals
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