Midwestern healthcare startups raised $1.7B in 2016

The Midwest is a booming area for growing healthcare technology companies, according to the BioEnterprise Midwest Healthcare Growth Capital Report.

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Here are four findings from the analysis.

1. In 2016, 375 Midwestern healthcare companies raised $1.7 billion in new equity investments.

2. Three Midwest states — Minnesota ($424 million), Illinois ($327 million) and Ohio ($291 million) — gained the highest amount of funding.

3. Four major cities — Minneapolis ($422 million), Chicago ($324 million), St. Louis ($242 million) and Cleveland ($198 million) — led the way in gaining funds.

4. The Midwest funding went to three major sectors: medical device companies ($696 million), health IT and software and service companies ($697 million) and biotech and pharmaceutical companies ($353 million).

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