Digital Health Funding Holds Steady in Q1 After Year of Decline

Global digital health funding held steady in the first quarter of 2023, capturing $3.4 billion for the second quarter in a row, according to a report by CB Insights. That marks the first period without a quarter-over-quarter funding decline since the fourth quarter in 2021, Health Care Dive reports.

The number of digital health deals also stayed consistent, bumping up 1% from the fourth quarter last year to 387 deals.

The digital health sector defied trends seen in the larger venture capital environment, where funding fell 13% quarter over quarter. Read more.

Total
0
Shares
Related Posts
Read More

BRG 2Q Healthcare M&A Update

Deal volume in the home health and hospice sector decreased ~30% year over year, with a 19% decrease quarter over quarter (Q2 ‘22 vs. Q2 ’23). This decrease is primarily attributable to uncertainty of reimbursement rate cuts and interest rate increases.