Four health tech companies expected to reach $1B soon

Analyst firm CB Insights included four health technology companies in its annual list of 50 companies expected to reach a value of $1 billion.

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The health technology companies featured in the list:

  • Capsule, prescription delivery service that grew as people avoided brick-and-mortar pharmacies during the pandemic
  • Doctor on Demand, provider of virtual visits with primary care physicians
  • Omada Health, digital care provider that specializes in chronic health condition management 
  • Lyra, mental health benefits startup

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