Which startups have raised the most funding in the digital health market?
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The digital health market has produced a large group of heavily funded companies across virtual care, healthcare AI, mental health, remote monitoring, women's health, clinical software, and chronic care.
This list ranks leading digital health startups by cumulative funding raised, which makes it easier to see which companies have attracted the most investor capital over time.
We update this digital health startup list every month so the ranking can reflect new rounds, IPOs, acquisitions, and other important financing developments.
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A quick summary table
| Metric | Value |
| Most funded digital health startup | Amwell, $952M |
| Second most funded digital health startup | Lyra Health, $890M |
| Largest funding round | Ro, $500M Series D |
| Median digital health startup funding | $140M |
| Share of funding captured by the top 10 | Approximately 34.9% |
| Median time since last round | Approximately 4 years |
| Startups that raised funding in the last 12 months | 11 |
| Digital health startups currently active | 80 of 99 |
| Median number of digital health funding rounds | 4 |
| Share of digital health funding captured by the top 20 | Approximately 53.7% |

This chart, featured in our digital health market deck, shows annual VC investment in digital health startups
Top startups in the digital health market ranked by total funding raised
Here is an updated table that ranks the top startups in the digital health market based on the total amount of funding they have raised to date.
The table also includes the total number of funding rounds, the date and size of the latest round, the financing type (e.g. Series A, equity financing), key investors, the startup’s current status (active, IPO, acquired, or shut down), and a confidence score based on the data collected (we excluded startups with very low data confidence, to make sure everything is reliable).
If you're interested in knowing how much these startups are worth, you can check our list of the top startups in the digital health market ranked by valuation.
| # | Startup | What They Do | Total Raised ($) | Total Rounds | Last Round Date | Last Round Amount ($) | Last Round Type | Key Investors | Current Stage | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amwell | Enterprise telehealth and virtual care | $952M | 11 | August 2020 | $100M | Strategic Equity | Google Cloud | IPO | Partial |
| 2 | Lyra Health | Employer mental health care benefits | $890M | 8 | January 2022 | $235M | Series G | Dragoneer, Salesforce Ventures, Coatue | Active | Partial |
| 3 | Ro | Digital healthcare consumer platform | $876M | 7 | 2021 | $500M | Series D | Cannae Holdings, Torch Capital | Active | Full |
| 4 | Hinge Health | Digital MSK therapy platform | $854M | 8 | May 2025 | $437M | IPO | Coatue, Tiger Global, Insight Partners | IPO | Full |
| 5 | Commure | AI healthcare operations software platform | $843M | 9 | May 2026 | $70M | Growth / Series F extension | General Catalyst, Sequoia Capital, Morgan Stanley | Active | Partial |
| 6 | Abridge | AI clinical conversation documentation platform | $758M | 7 | June 2025 | $300M | Series E | Andreessen Horowitz, Khosla Ventures | Active | Full |
| 7 | Aledade | Value-based primary care network | $681M | 10 | June 2023 | $260M | Series F | Lightspeed Venture Partners, Venrock, OMERS Growth Equity | Active | Strong |
| 8 | Phreesia | Patient intake and payments platform | $676M | 11 | April 2021 | $259M | Public Follow-on | J.P. Morgan, William Blair | IPO | Partial |
| 9 | Innovaccer | Healthcare data and AI platform | $557M | 8 | January 2025 | $179M | Series F | B Capital, Generation IM, Kaiser Permanente | Active | Strong |
| 10 | Included Health | Virtual care benefits platform | $500M | 7 | 2022 | $125M | Growth | General Catalyst, Andreessen Horowitz | Active | Strong |
| 11 | Cerebral | Online mental healthcare and psychiatry | $487M | 4 | September 2025 | $25M | Series D | Undisclosed | Active | Full |
| 12 | Biofourmis | AI remote patient monitoring | $464M | 9 | August 2022 | $20M | Series D Extension | Intel Capital, General Atlantic | Active | Full |
| 13 | Omada Health | Digital chronic care programs | $450M | 8 | 2021 | $192M | Series F | Fidelity, Temasek | Active | Full |
| 14 | Spring Health | Employer mental health benefits platform | $427M | 7 | July 2024 | $100M | Series E | Generation Investment Management, Kinnevik, Northzone | Active | Strong |
| 15 | Maven Clinic | Women's and family virtual healthcare | $412M | 8 | October 2024 | $125M | Series F | StepStone Group, General Catalyst, Sequoia Capital | Active | Strong |
| 16 | Cedar | Patient billing and financial engagement | $394M | 5 | December 2022 | $68M | Series D Extension | Memorial Hermann Health System | Active | Strong |
| 17 | Sword Health | AI digital physical therapy | $393M | 10 | June 2025 | $40M | Series F | General Catalyst, Sapphire Ventures, Founders Fund | Active | Strong |
| 18 | Virta Health | Diabetes reversal digital clinic | $373M | 6 | 2022 | $65M | Series E | Sequoia Capital, SoftBank | Active | Full |
| 19 | Ambience Healthcare | AI clinical documentation and coding | $343M | 3 | July 2025 | $243M | Series C | Oak HC/FT, Andreessen Horowitz, OpenAI Startup Fund | Active | Strong |
| 20 | Headway | In-network mental health provider network | $327M | 5 | July 2024 | $100M | Series D | Spark Capital, Thrive Capital, Accel | Active | Strong |
| 21 | Talkiatry | Virtual in-network psychiatry and therapy | $307M | 4 | February 2026 | $115M | Series D | Perceptive Advisors, Sofina, Andreessen Horowitz | Active | Strong |
| 22 | Huma | Digital health monitoring platform | $300M | 6 | 2024 | Undisclosed | Equity Financing | Bayer, Hitachi, AstraZeneca | Active | Strong |
| 23 | Grow Therapy | Insurance-enabled mental health practice platform | $300M | 5 | March 2026 | $150M | Series D | TCV, Goldman Sachs Alternatives, BCI | Active | Strong |
| 24 | Kindbody | Fertility clinics and employer benefits | $298M | 10 | May 2023 | $25M | Series D Extension | Morgan Health, Alumni Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 25 | Hims & Hers | Consumer telehealth marketplace | $273M | 5 | 2020 | $26M | Growth | Lightspeed Venture Partners | IPO | Full |
| 26 | Flo Health | Digital reproductive health tracking app | $271M | 6 | July 2024 | $200M | Series C | General Atlantic | Active | Full |
| 27 | 98point6 | Virtual-care software infrastructure platform | $267M | 7 | September 2022 | $20M | Convertible / Venture | Activant Capital, L Catterton | Active | Strong |
| 28 | Doctor On Demand | On-demand virtual medical consultations | $236M | 5 | July 2020 | $75M | Series D | General Atlantic | Acquired | Full |
| 29 | TytoCare | Remote clinical exams from home | $229M | 9 | July 2026 | $25M | Growth | Insight Partners, Qumra Capital, OrbiMed | Active | Full |
| 30 | Alma | Infrastructure for independent mental-health clinicians | $221M | 5 | August 2022 | $130M | Series D | Thoma Bravo, Cigna Ventures, Insight Partners | Acquired | Full |
| 31 | Twin Health | Digital metabolic health platform | $220M | 4 | 2023 | $50M | Series C | ICONIQ Growth | Active | Strong |
| 32 | Vida Health | Virtual cardiometabolic chronic-care platform | $217M | 6 | November 2023 | $29M | Growth Equity | General Atlantic, Ally Bridge, Canvas Ventures | Active | Full |
| 33 | Wheel | Infrastructure powering virtual healthcare delivery | $216M | 4 | January 2022 | $150M | Series C | Lightspeed Venture Partners, Tiger Global, Coatue | Active | Full |
| 34 | Quartet Health | Behavioral health navigation and enablement | $215M | 6 | December 2021 | $60M | Late-stage / Series E | Independence Health Group, GV, Oak HC/FT | Acquired | Partial |
| 35 | Willow | App-connected wearable breast pumps | $211M | 9 | January 2024 | $81M | Series D Extension | Lightstone Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 36 | Brightline | Virtual pediatric behavioral health care | $205M | 5 | July 2022 | $10M | Series C Extension | Northwell Health | Active | Strong |
| 37 | Solace Health | Patient healthcare navigation and advocacy | $204M | 3 | February 2026 | $130M | Series C | IVP, Menlo Ventures, SignalFire | Active | Full |
| 38 | Genome Medical | Virtual genetics and genomics care | $196M | 8 | September 2024 | $75M | Series D | Casdin Capital, Alumni Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 39 | Ada Health | AI symptom assessment platform | $189M | 6 | February 2022 | $60M | Series B extension | Bertelsmann Investments, Farallon Capital | Active | Strong |
| 40 | Lark | AI chronic care management | $185M | 6 | 2021 | $100M | Growth Equity | King River Capital, Khosla Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 41 | SonderMind | Mental health provider marketplace | $183M | 4 | July 2021 | $150M | Series C | Drive Capital, Premji Invest, General Catalyst | Active | Full |
| 42 | Kyruus | Provider search and scheduling software | $182M | 9 | September 2022 | $35M | Series E | Allumia Ventures, Flare Capital, Highland Capital | Acquired | Strong |
| 43 | Doctor Anywhere | Southeast Asia telehealth platform | $176M | 6 | December 2023 | $41M | Series C extension | Novo Holdings, Square Peg Capital | Active | Full |
| 44 | NexHealth | Patient experience and healthcare API | $176M | 5 | April 2022 | $125M | Series C | Buckley Ventures, Lachy Groom, Jack Altman | Active | Full |
| 45 | Pomelo Care | Virtual maternal and pediatric healthcare | $171M | 4 | January 2026 | $92M | Series C | Stripes, Andreessen Horowitz, Atomico | Active | Full |
| 46 | Suki | AI clinical voice assistant | $165M | 5 | October 2024 | $70M | Series D | Hedosophia, Venrock, March Capital | Active | Full |
| 47 | Eko Health | AI-powered digital cardiac diagnostics | $164M | 7 | June 2024 | $41M | Series D | ARTIS Ventures, Highland Capital Partners, Questa Capital | Active | Strong |
| 48 | DrFirst | Medication and healthcare workflow software | $160M | 5 | May 2021 | $50M | Growth Equity | Sixth Street Growth | Active | Strong |
| 49 | Practice Fusion | Cloud electronic health records platform | $157M | 7 | November 2016 | Undisclosed | Series E | ORIX Growth Capital | Acquired | Partial |
| 50 | Cadence | Virtual chronic care provider | $140M | 2 | 2022 | $100M | Series B | Coatue, 8VC | Active | Partial |
| 51 | BioIntelliSense | Medical-grade continuous patient monitoring wearables | $140M | 4 | December 2025 | $58M | Series C | Undisclosed | Active | Strong |
| 52 | Athelas | AI healthcare workflow tools | $132M | 5 | 2023 | $25M | Equity Financing | General Catalyst, Redpoint | Active | Strong |
| 53 | Tia | Integrated women's primary healthcare | $127M | 3 | September 2021 | $100M | Series B | Threshold Ventures, Lone Pine Capital, Compound | Active | Strong |
| 54 | Notable | Automates healthcare administrative workflows | $117M | 3 | November 2021 | $100M | Series B | ICONIQ Growth, Greylock, F-Prime Capital | Active | Full |
| 55 | Midi Health | Virtual menopause healthcare provider | $114M | 3 | April 2024 | $60M | Series B | GV, Felicis Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 56 | Brightside Health | Digital mental healthcare provider | $113M | 4 | 2024 | $15M | Venture financing | Redpoint Ventures, ACME Capital | Active | Strong |
| 57 | Elation Health | Primary care electronic health records | $109M | 4 | July 2022 | $50M | Series D | Generation IM, Ascension Ventures, Threshold Ventures | Active | Full |
| 58 | Talkspace | Online therapy and psychiatry platform | $108M | 5 | May 2019 | $50M | Series D | Revolution Growth, Norwest Venture Partners, Qumra Capital | Acquired | Full |
| 59 | CodaMetrix | AI automated medical coding | $107M | 3 | May 2025 | $12M | Series B extension | Undisclosed | Active | Strong |
| 60 | Augmedix | Ambient AI medical documentation | $107M | 8 | April 2023 | $12M | Strategic equity | HCA Healthcare, Redmile Group | Acquired | Partial |
| 61 | Diana Health | Women's health and maternity clinics | $102M | 4 | August 2025 | $55M | Series C | HealthQuest Capital, .406 Ventures, LRVHealth | Active | Full |
| 62 | CareCloud | Practice management and revenue cycle | $101M | 6 | November 2016 | $32M | Series C | Blue Cloud Ventures, PNC, First Data | Acquired | Strong |
| 63 | Eucalyptus | Online consumer healthcare clinics | $100M | 3 | 2022 | $60M | Series B | NewView Capital, AirTree | Active | Strong |
| 64 | Maple | Canadian virtual healthcare platform | $93M | 3 | 2022 | $61M | Series B | Atairos, White Star Capital | Active | Strong |
| 65 | Advantia Health | Integrated women's healthcare provider | $93M | 9 | May 2025 | $5M | Series C Extension | Undisclosed | Active | Partial |
| 66 | Hazel Health | Pediatric virtual healthcare platform | $91M | 4 | 2023 | $43M | Series C | Owl Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 67 | Nurx | Online sexual health platform | $90M | 4 | 2019 | $45M | Series C | Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund | Acquired | Full |
| 68 | Avi Medical | Digital primary care clinics | $89M | 3 | April 2022 | $55M | Series B | Balderton Capital, Heal Capital | Active | Full |
| 69 | Medici | Telemedicine communication platform | $85M | 4 | 2019 | $40M | Series C | Oak HC/FT, Lerer Hippeau | Active | Strong |
| 70 | AKASA | AI healthcare revenue-cycle automation | $85M | 3 | March 2021 | $60M | Series B | BOND, Andreessen Horowitz, Costanoa Ventures | Active | Full |
| 71 | Memora Health | Automates complex clinical care workflows | $81M | 4 | June 2023 | Undisclosed | Strategic equity extension | Memorial Hermann | Acquired | Strong |
| 72 | Fabric | AI healthcare care-enablement platform | $80M | 2 | February 2024 | $60M | Series A | General Catalyst, Thrive Capital, GV | Active | Full |
| 73 | Pager | Virtual care delivery platform | $75M | 5 | 2021 | Undisclosed | Strategic equity | Cigna Ventures | Acquired | Partial |
| 74 | 1upHealth | FHIR healthcare data interoperability platform | $75M | 4 | April 2023 | $40M | Series C | Sixth Street Growth, F-Prime Capital, Jackson Square Ventures | Active | Full |
| 75 | CareStack | Cloud dental practice management software | $74M | 6 | July 2022 | Undisclosed | Strategic minority equity | Straumann Group | Active | Partial |
| 76 | SafelyYou | AI senior care monitoring | $73M | 4 | 2024 | Undisclosed | Equity Financing | Eclipse Ventures, Omega Healthcare | Active | Strong |
| 77 | Lumeon | Automates clinical care pathways | $70M | 4 | August 2020 | $30M | Series D | Optum Ventures, Endeavour Vision, LSP | Acquired | Strong |
| 78 | Clue | Menstrual and reproductive health app | $69M | 8 | January 2026 | Undisclosed | Private Equity | Verdane | Active | Partial |
| 79 | Vezeeta | Digital healthcare booking and telehealth platform | $64M | 8 | October 2022 | Undisclosed | Growth Equity | Gulf Capital, VNV Global | Active | Partial |
| 80 | Current Health | Remote care and patient monitoring | $63M | 3 | April 2021 | $43M | Series B | Northpond Ventures, LRVHealth, Section 32 | Active | Strong |
| 81 | CoachCare | Remote patient monitoring management platform | $62M | 5 | March 2025 | $1M | Series C extension | Integrity Growth Partners, Kli Capital | Active | Partial |
| 82 | DrChrono | Mobile EHR and practice management | $61M | 8 | June 2021 | $12M | Growth Equity / Series C | ORIX Growth Capital | Acquired | Strong |
| 83 | KeyCare | Epic virtual care infrastructure | $58M | 3 | March 2026 | $27M | Venture financing | HealthX Ventures, 8VC, LRVHealth | Active | Strong |
| 84 | Accurx | Patient-clinician communications software | $50M | 3 | September 2021 | $38M | Series B | Lakestar, Atomico, British Patient Capital | Active | Strong |
| 85 | Oula | Modern hybrid maternity care clinics | $50M | 3 | February 2024 | $28M | Series B | Revolution Ventures, Maverick Ventures, GV | Active | Full |
| 86 | Particle Health | API-based clinical data interoperability | $49M | 4 | December 2024 | $10M | Series B Extension | Canvas Ventures, Menlo Ventures, PruVen Capital | Active | Full |
| 87 | eVisit | Enterprise telehealth software | $45M | 3 | 2020 | $20M | Series C | Goldman Sachs, Heritage Group | Acquired | Full |
| 88 | Wellframe | Digital health management for insurers | $45M | 4 | November 2019 | $20M | Series C | BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners, Threshold Ventures, F-Prime Capital | Acquired | Strong |
| 89 | Canvas Medical | Developer-first electronic medical record platform | $44M | 3 | July 2022 | $24M | Series B | M13, Inspired Capital, IA Ventures | Active | Full |
| 90 | Healthie | EHR infrastructure for virtual care | $41M | 3 | October 2024 | $23M | Series B | TCV, Birchmere Ventures, Greymatter Capital | Active | Partial |
| 91 | InfoBionic | Remote cardiac monitoring technology | $40M | 4 | 2022 | Undisclosed | Equity Financing | Safeguard Scientifics, BioStar Capital | Active | Partial |
| 92 | Helium Health | African healthcare software and financing | $40M | 3 | June 2023 | $30M | Series B | AXA IM Alts, Capria Ventures, Angaza Capital | Active | Strong |
| 93 | HealthTap | Online doctor consultation platform | $38M | 5 | May 2013 | $24M | Series B | Khosla Ventures, Mayfield Fund | Active | Strong |
| 94 | Neteera | Contactless radar-based patient monitoring | $36M | 5 | October 2023 | $7M | Series B extension | Aescuvest, Foxconn | Active | Full |
| 95 | Empatica | Wearable digital biomarker monitoring platform | $34M | 4 | November 2022 | $26M | Series B | RA Capital Management, Sanofi Ventures, Black Opal Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 96 | Validic | Connected health data integration platform | $30M | 6 | November 2022 | $12M | Venture / Series B extension | Kaiser Permanente Ventures, SJF Ventures, Greycroft | Acquired | Strong |
| 97 | FIRE1 | Implantable heart monitoring device | $29M | 3 | 2023 | $25M | Series A | Lightstone Ventures, Sands Capital | Active | Strong |
| 98 | Welkin Health | Configurable patient relationship management software | $29M | 4 | May 2019 | $18M | Series B | Altos Ventures, Thrive Capital, Asset Management Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 99 | Dozee | Contactless AI patient monitoring systems | $26M | 9 | June 2026 | $1M | Series A extension | Undisclosed | Active | Partial |

This market map, featured in our digital health market deck, highlights top companies and startups in the digital health market
Key funding trends in the digital health market
Insights
- The top ten digital health companies account for approximately 35% of cumulative funding in the ranking, showing that investor capital is concentrated, but the market still supports a substantial second tier of well-funded companies.
- The top twenty digital health startups represent approximately 54% of cumulative capital, which means more than half of the market's funding is concentrated in only around one-fifth of the companies included here.
- Companies with six or more financing rounds have historically reached much larger funding totals, with a median around $300M versus approximately $132M for companies with four or five rounds.
- Abridge and Ambience Healthcare each average more than $100M of cumulative funding per financing round, showing how healthcare AI companies can build unusually large capital bases without completing long sequences of venture rounds.
- Abridge, Innovaccer, Biofourmis, Sword Health and Ambience Healthcare have collectively raised roughly $2.5B, highlighting the growing investor appetite for AI applied to clinical documentation, healthcare operations, monitoring and care delivery.
- Mental health remains one of the most capital-intensive segments of digital health, with major platforms such as Lyra Health, Spring Health, Headway, Talkiatry and Grow Therapy attracting hundreds of millions of dollars each.
- Spring Health, Headway, Talkiatry and Grow Therapy alone have raised approximately $1.36B, showing how insurance networks, employer benefits and virtual psychiatry infrastructure have become major digital health investment categories.
- Women's and family health has also reached meaningful scale, with Maven Clinic and Flo Health leading a group of specialized digital health companies that have collectively attracted more than $1B in financing.
- Latest rounds can dramatically change a digital health company's capital base. Flo Health's $200M Series C represents about 74% of its cumulative funding, while Ambience Healthcare's $243M Series C represents roughly 71%.
- Talkiatry, Grow Therapy, Solace Health and Pomelo Care raised a combined $487M in their latest 2026 rounds, suggesting investors continue to back vertically integrated healthcare models focused on specific patient populations.
- The median company in this ranking has completed only four financing rounds, suggesting many sizeable digital health businesses reached meaningful scale without returning to venture investors every year.

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A few word about our methodology
As you can see, we built a database that ranks startups in the digital health market based on their total cumulative fundraising. To create this ranking, we reviewed many sources and cross-checked information across multiple places.
Whenever possible, we prioritized official company communications, since they are the most reliable source for funding amounts. When those were not available, we relied on reputable industry sources such as TechCrunch, Crunchbase, Financial Times or Forbes (to name a few).
We excluded random blogs, unverified websites, and any sources that could not be validated.
When digital health funding rounds were announced in other currencies such as euros, Swiss francs, Singapore dollars, Australian dollars, or rupees, we converted them into approximate USD equivalents for consistency.
Sometimes different sources report slightly different numbers, or the exact round size is not fully disclosed. In those cases, we flag the uncertainty and assign a confidence label to each startup, visible in the last column.
Here is what they mean.
Full confidence: The company’s equity fundraising history can be reconstructed completely from public sources. The rounds, dates, amounts, and key investors are clearly identified, with no meaningful gaps.
Strong confidence: The fundraising history is largely complete and reliable. There may be a small missing detail, such as incomplete investor information or a minor round with limited data, but the overall record is clear.
Partial confidence: The main fundraising rounds can be identified, but the record is incomplete or somewhat mixed. Some rounds may be missing or certain funding events may be difficult to separate clearly.
Low confidence: Public information is too limited, inconsistent, or ambiguous to reliably reconstruct the company’s equity fundraising history.
When the confidence level is too low, we take a conservative approach and exclude the company from the ranking. We don’t want to include data that cannot be reliably verified.
This reflects how we conduct all our research, including the work behind our report covering the digital health market.
In a world where LLMs hallucinate and unreliable information is everywhere, our goal is simple: provide data you can trust.
If you want the full detail on a specific calculation, feel free to contact us and we will gladly explain.
Finally, know that we update the dataset once per month, so come back here if you need fresh information.

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