Top 10 US digital health hubs: report

While the majority of digital health startups in the U.S. still choose to establish headquarters in the longstanding technology hubs of California, New York and Massachusetts, in recent years, many new companies have branched out to other parts of the country.

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Here, according to CB Insights’ new Global Healthcare Report, are the 10 states with the most digital health startups, and the number of companies in each that have actively raised funding since 2016.

1. California — 496

2. New York — 164

3. Massachusetts — 119

4. Texas — 73

5. Illinois — 59

6. Pennsylvania — 51

7. North Carolina — 50

8. Florida — 49

9. Washington — 45

10. Colorado — 42

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