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mHealth apps were the most funded health IT tech since 2010

Mercom research

The top funded health IT technologies since 2010 were mHealth Apps ($2.7B), wearables ($1.6B), telemedicine ($1.5B), data analytics ($1.4B), scheduling/appointment booking ($1.2B), clinical decision support ($998M), wellness ($889M), mobile/wireless ($885M), and practice management solutions ($818M). According to Mercom’s Annual and Q4 2016 Healthcare IT Funding and M&A Fact Sheet, the sector received $18.5 billion in VC funding in 2,672 deals and almost $7.5 billion in debt and public market financing (including IPOs), bringing the total funding for the sector to $26 billion.

Last year, top sectors for VC investments were following:

Top VC Funded Deals in 2016 were

Top VC Investors with Multiple Deals in 2016

Corporate M&A Transactions

Top 5 Disclosed M&A Transactions in 2016

  1. Pamplona Capital Management acquired MedAssets for $2.75 billion.
  2. IBM acquired Truven Health Analytics for $2.6 billion.
  3. EQT Equity fund EQT VII (EQT) acquired Press Ganey Associates for $2.35 billion.
  4. Allscripts acquired Netsmart Technologies from Genstar Capital for $950 million.
  5. Veritas Capital acquired Verisk Analytics’ healthcare services business from Verisk Health (known today as Verscend) for $820 million.

IPOs in 2016:

IPO Transactions

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