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258 Digital Health companies raised over $2 million in Venture Capital in 2014

By Edward Bukstel

Edward Bukstel

    ME-P SPECIAL REPORT

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$4.1 Billion in Digital Health Investments in 258 Digital Health Investments 2014.

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  1. Study: 70% of Digitally Active Chronic Patients Say They Are in Good Health

    Ed – According to new research findings from Klick Health, Google, and the Digital Health Coalition, the 18% of chronic patients who frequently use digital technologies for health reasons are included in the data below:

    • 70% of these chronic patients define the state of their health as good, very good, or excellent.
    • 43% of these chronic patients admitted to visiting a hospital emergency room in the last six months.
    • 32% of these chronic patients were hospitalized for at least one night.

    Source: Klick Health

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  2. On the digital health of tomorrow

    Gary G. Bennett, Ph.D.’02, professor of psychology, global health, and medicine, and director of Duke Global Digital Health Science Center and Duke Obesity Prevention Program, talks about how digital health is focused on patient engagement and empowerment.

    http://www.healthsharetv.com/content/gary-bennett-phd02-digital-health-tomorrow

    Zvi-Bar

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  3. Digital Health

    “With our biomedical expertise and location in Silicon Valley, Stanford Medicine is uniquely positioned to be a leader in the field of digital health,”

    Lloyd Minor MD
    [Dean, Stanford University School of Medicine

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  4. Rock Health: 6 Largest Digital Health Deals of 2016

    1. Human Longevity Inc. – $220m
    2. FLATIRON – $175m
    3. JAWBONE – $165m
    4. healthline – $95m
    5. HealthCatalyst – $70m
    6. ACCOLADE – $70m

    Source: Rock Health

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