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Rock Health reports $4 billion in funding for U.S. digital health startups this quarter, much of which was driven by a flurry of telehealth investments and late-stage rounds for R&D and fitness tech companies.
Researchers from Kantar Health suggest that as telehealth services continue to be used, inequalities in access and usage should be monitored to find ways to close healthcare gaps.
The funding was invested by fellow health company Reckitt Benckiser.
With more than $4.6B in fundings, Q3 2020 was an unprecedented showing from digital health investors
MobiHealthNews covered a record-breaking 109 funding deals during the past three months – a clear step up from Q3 2019 and the swelling numbers of H1 2020.
The EU-backed community of health innovators is funding several projects to promote healthy ageing in Europe.
CEO Michelle Davey discusses the company's relationship with investors and advice to new startups.
The newly announced deal is expected to close in Q4 2020, and values the direct-to-consumer telehealth company's combined entity at $1.6 billion.
Also European virtual care company HomeDoctor scores $4.3M and sexual health company Emjoy closes seed funding round.
Valo Health’s Opal Computational Platform uses machine learning, cloud computing and real-world data to assist in the drug discovery and development process.
The funds will support global expansion to meet growing clinical and biopharma demand for data-driven medicine.