Here are five recent health IT companies that plan to or have gone public this year.
1. Fitbit, developer of the popular wearable, went public June 18, opening shares on the New York Stock Exchange at $30.40.
2. Cybersecurity firm Rapid7 filed for an $80 million IPO.
3. Evolent Health’s first day of trading on the NYSE took place June 5, opening at $18 a share. Evolent Health is the joint venture project formed by UPMC Health Plan and the Advisory Board Company.
4. Telemedicine provider Teladoc filed for an IPO, pricing shares between $15 and $17.
5. Inovalon, a data analytics technology service provider, filed to raise up to $500 million in an IPO.
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