10 largest health digital startup investment deals of Q1 2015

Year-over-year funding has slowed down slightly for digital health startups in the first quarter of 2015 compared to first quarter of 2014.

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Q1 2015 totaled $0.9 billion in investment funds, while Q1 2014 totaled $1.5 billion, according to a StartUp Health Insights report.

Here are the top 10 largest deals of Q1 2015. The subsector of the company is included in parenthesis.

1. Health Catalyst: $70 million (Big data/analytics)

2. BioNano Genomics: $68 million (Genomics)

3. ClassPass: $40 million (Wellness)

3. Advance Health: $40 million (Patient/consumer experience)

5. Welltok: $37 million (Patient/consumer experience)

6. HeartFlow: $36 million (Medical devices/diagnostics)

7. Personalis: $33 million (Genomics)

8. Practo: $30 million (Navigating the healthcare system)

9. Iora Health: $28 million (Workflows)

10. Maestro: $27 million (Benefits)

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