After digital health startups scooped up huge amounts of investor dollars last year, the market slowed down significantly in 2022. But it’s still a relatively new field, and there’s plenty of room for startups that can prove their ability to improve care, says John Beadle, managing partner at Aegis Ventures.
He sat down with MobiHealthNews to discuss the growth in partnerships with health systems and venture capital firms, the changing funding environment, and what digital health investment in 2023 could look like.
MobiHealthNews: What are some of your big takeaways when you look back at digital health in 2022?
John Beadle: Despite the macro environment obviously turning down, the transformation and care delivery and innovation that was spurred by COVID is definitely continuing to accelerate in a lot of different areas. I think the industry has really hit a tipping point, and we should continue to see innovation advancing at