At this time, we are tracking 812 Health Technology companies across 23 categories, with a combined funding amount of $14.2B.
This sector covers companies that combine IT with healthcare to enhance well-being. This includes digital technologies and services such as mobile connectivity, biometric sensors, cloud computing, social networking, robotics, etc. that are affecting all fronts of healthcare such as hospital management, doctor-patient relationships, peer-to-peer support groups, and personal fitness.
Below you’ll find our Health Tech sector map as well as the categorical breakdown of the sector.
Clinical Administration and Backend: Services that foster management of administrative tasks such as scheduling, patient transfers, billing, compliance, etc.
Digital Medical Devices & Diagnostics: New generation of IT-enabled medical devices and diagnostic tools for use by doctors and other clinical staff.
Population Health Management: Services to manage healthcare issues for groups of people such as corporate employees.
Genomics and Personalized Medicine: Services that utilize human genome data for analytics, disease prevention, and the like.
Electronic Health/Medical Records: Services that create or manage EHR/EMR (Electronic Health/Medical Records) to improve efficiency/effectiveness of medical practice.
Doctor Network and Resources: Social services that allow doctors to connect with each other to get in dialogue and/or access their expertise.
Medical Big Data: Big data and analytics for medical applications.
IoT Health Care: Internet of Things (IoT) focused on consumer and/or at-home health care solutions.
Doctor and Healthcare Service Search: Services that allow patients to search for doctors, healthcare plans, and other healthcare services.
Remote Monitoring and Family Care Management: Services that allow families and medical professionals to monitor and manage those in care (ie. senior citizens).
teleHealth: Services that allow remote treatment and/or consultation between doctors and patients.
Online Health Destination Sites: Websites providing health-related information and resources.
Health Insurance and Payments: Health insurance exchanges, benefits and patient payment management platforms focused on providing more efficient workflow and greater transparency.
Patient Engagement and Education: Services and platforms such as In-Hospital multimedia systems and patient relationship management services.
Mobile Fitness/Health Apps: Mobile apps that keep track of fitness activities, provide health resources, training programs, etc.
IoT Fitness: Internet of Things (IoT) focused on personal fitness and wellness solutions.
Online Health Communities: Social services among patient groups and medical professionals.
Healthcare Marketing and Campaign Management: Services for hospitals, insurance agencies, and other healthcare services to identify and target potential customers.
Healthcare Mobile Communications/Messaging: Mobile communications services dedicated for hospital use by doctors, nurses, etc.
Gamification of Health: Application of game elements to promote behavior-changing health and wellness.
Healthcare Robotics: Robotics application for healthcare such as prosthetics, remote treatment, etc.
Healthcare Startup Incubators and Accelerators: Investor programs that fund and support Digital Health startups.
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