The startups have raised more than $20 billion in total funding across more than 600 deals as of Aug. 10, according to the report.
The startups are all developing software-enabled solutions across 12 core categories, including clinical intelligence and enablement; screening and diagnostics; virtual care delivery; and disease management and therapeutics.
Here are the top 10 U.S.-based digital health startups that have disclosed the most funding as well as their respective categories, according to CB Insights:
1. Grail (screening and diagnostics): $2 billion
2. Oscar Health (health plans and benefits management): $1.5 billion
3. VillageMD (online and offline primary and urgent care): $1.24 billion
4. Bright Health (health plans and benefit management): $1.08 billion
5. Tempus (real-world evidence): $620 million
6. Ro (virtual care delivery): $377 million
7. Devoted Health (health plans and benefits management): $369 million
8. Thrive Earlier Detection (screening and diagnostics): $367 million
9. Iora Health (online and offline primary and urgent care): $350 million
10. DNAnexus (clinical trials): $273 million
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