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Digital health funding is resilient in 2025, with investments reaching $3 billion in the first quarter, slightly up from last year. However, the number of deals has decreased, indicating a shift towards larger average deal sizes as investors focus on mature companies. Notable fundraises, such as Hippocratic AI’s $141 million, highlight the potential of AI-driven healthcare innovations. Despite market uncertainties, the sector adapts, suggesting a promising future for digital health solutions. Discover more about these trends and key players.

The digital health sector started 2025 with $3 billion in funding in the first quarter, surpassing last year’s figures despite fewer deals. Major players like Hippocratic AI are boosting investor confidence in AI’s potential for healthcare. As startups adapt to economic and policy shifts, strategies like “tapestry weaving” and modular tech are emerging. Discover how the industry is navigating these challenges and positioning for long-term success.

Julie Yoo, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), sees the digital health sector at a pivotal moment, with Hinge Health’s upcoming IPO poised to set

Hippocratic AI has unveiled a novel framework aimed at advancing AI safety in healthcare through real-world validation. Known as the Real World Evaluation of Large

WellSpan Health has introduced a phone-based conversational AI assistant named Ana, developed in collaboration with Hippocratic AI, to enhance patient engagement both at home and

Hippocratic AI is deepening its leadership bench with seven executive hires following its $141 million Series B funding round, reinforcing its commitment to scaling safety-focused

Hippocratic AI is scaling up its leadership team with several high-profile executive hires, each tasked with expanding the company’s reach across new market sectors and

Hippocratic AI is entering a new phase of growth, marked by the addition of seasoned leaders who bring deep expertise across healthcare sectors and global

Artificial intelligence is reshaping healthcare by addressing major industry challenges such as rising costs, staff burnout, chronic conditions, and an aging population. AI technologies are