For the first time, AI-based startups now account for the majority of digital health venture capital funding, Rock Health reported.
AI-enabled companies made up 62% of digital health venture funding in the first half of 2025, according to the digital health group’s July 7 report. Here are the biggest deals involving AI-based startups from the first six months of the year:
1. Truveta: $320 million (series C)
2. Abridge: $300 million (series E)
3. Innovaccer: $275 million (series F)
4. Abridge: $250 million (series D)
5. Commure: $200 million (growth)
6. Hippocratic AI: $141 million (series B)
7. Persivia: $107 million (growth)
8. Qventus: $105 million (series D)
9. Tennr: $101 million (series C)
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