Venture rounds, acquisitions, IPOs, and the capital flows powering — and pruning — digital health.
US digital health companies raised $7.4 billion across 244 deals — up $1 billion year over year — with $100M+ rounds accounting for 45% of all capital and Q2 posting the busiest M&A quarter since 2021.
The care navigation startup's back-to-back rounds made it the poster child for 2026's capital concentration: 2.5 million members, a claims dataset spanning 320 million patients, and clients reporting ~12% spend reduction.
The smart ring maker, last valued at $11 billion with projected 2026 revenue of $1.5 billion, joined SpaceX and OpenAI in the same week's confidential-filing pipeline.
The undisclosed deal extends the telehealth infrastructure company into nutrition-based chronic care — one of 115 digital health acquisitions in a half-year defined by consolidation.