The venture capital database found the number of digital health deals more than tripled from 2010 to 2014, growing from 118 to 396, and the funding amount (a multi-year high of $3.5 billion) is four times the dollar investment in 2010.
CB Insights also outlined the 10 most well-funded digital health companies from 2010 to the second quarter of 2015.
1. Jawbone: $613.8 million
2. Privia Health: $414.1 million
3. Proteus Digital Health: $367.2 million
4. Oscar Health Insurance Co.: $295.0 million
5. HeartFlow: not reported
6. Practice Fusion: $170.1 million
7. Health Catalyst: $153.0 million
8. Lumeris: $141.0 million
9. Flatiron Health: $138.0 million
10. 23andme: $127.4 million
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