2014 Digital Medical attracts 6.5 billion venture capital which company is the most attractive?
StartupHealth, the famous digital healthcare startup accelerator in the United States, released the 2014 Global Digital Health Venture Investment and Financing Report. According to statistics, the digital medical venture capital investment disclosed in 2014 reached 6.5 billion US dollars, an increase of 125% compared with 2013. StartupHealth made some summary of the status of 2014 and the future trends of 2015.
　　 5 trends worthy of attention
Health care reform continues to stimulate innovation: as incentive structures change and new penalties become effective, by 2015, providers and payers expect entrepreneurs to come up with effective solutions. Companies from three sources received the largest amount of private funding in 2014, namely big data/analysis ($1.5 billion), public population health ($1.1 billion) and healthcare system navigation ($975 million).
Accelerated chronic diseases and an aging population have led to increased consumption : rising costs continue to be the second largest catalyst for healthcare innovation. Patients are not only encouraged to manage their health through mobile technology, but they can also achieve this through preventive measures of this technology. In 2014, health consumer companies raised $880 million in 2014.
Clinical decision support and personalized medicine gain traction: With the advent of the $1,000 genome, true personalized medicine has become possible. This year, the genome company raised $632 million, and the diagnostic company was $962 million. The above data, together with the $624 million raised in the clinical research field, will revolutionize the treatment of the disease.
Technology integration in clinical settings: Mobile and wireless technologies have not only penetrated into our daily lives, but also in clinical settings. Practical management tools that allowed doctors to focus on treatment rather than wasting time on administrative tasks raised $783 million, while tools focused on improving workflows raised 681 million. The payer-related toolkit raised $699 million.
Innovative Globalization: From the data on the StartUp website, more than 7,500 startups around the world are working on new solutions for digital healthcare. Even in the Gulf region of the United States, outside New York and Boston, we can see more companies getting funding.
In 2014, the investment capital was $6.5 billion, more than double the $2.9 billion in 2013, and the attractive investment in each quarter of 2014 was more than the full amount in 2010. The market continues to mature, and investors are betting on a few companies.
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