Startups

The top three deals the research firm has tracked include Zenefits with $500 million, Allscripts with $200 million, and Oscar with $150 million.

There were 139 deals and the average deal size was over $15 million, exceeding 2014's $14.6 million, though Rock only looks at US deals over $2 million.

Top three deals include employee benefits manager Zenefits ($500M), health insurer Oscar ($145M), and life science company NantBioScience ($100M).

The collaboration will bring together Aurora's integrated health care system with StartUp Health's broad network of entrepreneurs and their innovations.

Additionally, the program counts more than 200 entrepreneurs from 10 countries, making it the largest community of digital health companies.

Rock Health has recently asked health tech investors whether they think digital health companies are overvalued right now: 62% believe that to be the case.

Hale Health, Lifesquare and PatientPop are new to the party; in addition to San Francisco and Boston, the MDP program is expanding to Austin, Texas.

Those admitted will benefit from $50,000 in funding, mentorship, development support, and access to the local health tech ecosystem.

Nine companies have been accepted to the South Carolina-based digital health accelerator, each of which will receive $20,000 in seed money along with few perks.

The new members are: ALGOMEX, CareSkore, Healthy-TXT, GTX Surgery, Mutare Health, Neurocern, Stealth Mark, TKILabs, ViMedicus, and VisMed3D.