Health systems are biggest investors in digital health for first half of 2020

Provider organizations, primarily health systems, accounted for 34 percent of the $5.4 billion in venture funding that digital health companies received during the first half of 2020, according to a July 6 Rock Health report.

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For its 2020 Midyear Digital Health Market Update report, Rock Health mapped out the biggest players contributing to corporate venture digital health transactions for the first six months of the year.

Here is a breakdown of the active digital health investors and the percentage of transactions each made so far in 2020, respectively:

  • Provider organizations: 34 percent
  • Biopharma company: 20 percent
  • Payer: 13 percent
  • Medical device company: 3 percent
  • Pharmacy: 3 percent
  • Traditional tech: 16 percent
  • Other: 12 percent

Click here to view the full report.

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