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- We found the 12 go-to bankers for digital health companies and got their predictions for the industry;
- How fertility startup Kindbody is branching out beyond going directly to consumers;
- $5 billion digital health startup Ro is on a dealmaking spree.
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We found the 12 go-to digital health bankers. They broke down how tech is driving record deals and the next generation of giants.
- The digital-health sector is one of the hottest, with record M&A, go-publics, and private funding.
- We spoke with top bankers to understand what's driving deals and the next generation of giants.
- They said companies were harnessing tech and investor appetite to change in a few key ways.
The CEO of Kindbody shares how the $612 million fertility startup branched out beyond direct-to-consumer to work with major employers
Kindbody just raised $62 million, valuing the "SoulCycle" of fertility clinics at $612 million.- Over 1,000 patients have frozen their eggs or done other fertility treatments with the startup.
CEO Gina Bartasi said rising demand and the employer business are key to Kindbody's growth>>
$5 billion digital-health startup Ro is on a deal spree as competition heats up in the hottest part of healthcare
- Digital health startup
Ro is acquiring at-home testing startup Kit. - It's the company's third deal in the last year.
- The acquisitions are part of a digital health takeover boom as companies look to sustain growth.
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