65+ Publicly Traded Digital Health Companies

Over the last decade, we have witnessed extraordinary growth in digital health, with technology increasingly becoming the cornerstone of modern healthcare services. We’ve seen many startups in our space mature, some of which are now household names like Hims, GoodRx, Noom, and TalkSpace.

As these venture-backed companies mature, many seek an exit. This leaves them with two choices: get acquired or go public. A significant number opt for the public market, either through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) or a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) route. But they all have the same goal: to unlock access to capital, provide liquidity to early investors, enhance their visibility, or facilitate future acquisitions.

As a founder, investor, and general digital health enthusiast, I’ve been tracking these companies for some time. Below I’ll briefly share a little background on digital health IPOs by year, and a list of all the currently active companies valued over $100 million (and what they do). Let’s dive in.

Digital health IPOs by year

There are currently over 65  publicly traded digital health companies, valued from $25 million to over $46 billion, with a median value of $753 million. Today, 31 of them are valued over $1 billion (to compare, there are 86 privately held digital health companies “valued” at over $1B).

A good portion (21/57) of the active public digital health companies IPO’d in 2021, a year with unprecedented activity in the space. In fact, there were more digital health IPOs in 2021 than the previous decade combined. This rise was, in part, spurred by the increasing popularity of SPACs. These 'blank check' companies became an attractive route for digital health firms looking to expedite their journey to the public market. Notably, out of the 37 digital health IPOs in 2021, half took the SPAC path.

A list of publicly traded digital health companies

So, which ones are still around? Below are publicly listed health tech companies with a market cap of at least $100 million as of November 2025. They are listed in order of market cap, from highest to lowest. For a complete list, including current market cap, years to IPO, as well as delisted companies, download this database of digital health companies.

Company Year of IPO Description
Veeva Systems 2013 Cloud software for life sciences, including CRM, clinical, regulatory, and quality solutions.
ResMed 1995 Devices and software for sleep apnea and respiratory care, including CPAP and ventilation.
IQVIA 2013 Contract research and healthcare data analytics for biopharma and providers.
Dexcom 2005 Continuous glucose monitoring systems for people with diabetes.
Tempus 2024 AI-driven precision medicine and molecular diagnostics, with a focus on oncology.
Doximity 2021 Professional network and workflow tools for clinicians, including telehealth and e-fax.
Caris Life Sciences 2025 Molecular profiling and precision oncology diagnostics to guide cancer treatment.
Hims & Hers 2021 Direct-to-consumer telehealth platform offering virtual care and prescriptions.
HealthEquity 2014 Health savings accounts and consumer-directed benefits administration.
Guardant Health 2018 Liquid biopsy and blood-based cancer diagnostics for screening and treatment selection.
Waystar 2024 Healthcare payments and revenue cycle management software for providers.
iRhythm Technologies 2016 Wearable cardiac monitoring and analytics (Zio) for arrhythmia detection.
Hinge Health 2025 Digital musculoskeletal care programs for back, joint, and chronic pain.
Oscar 2021 Technology-enabled health insurer offering individual and group plans.
GeneDx 2021 Genomic testing and rare disease diagnostics and interpretation.
Peloton Interactive 2019 Connected fitness equipment and subscription fitness content.
Privia Health 2021 Physician enablement platform supporting value-based care for medical groups.
LifeStance Health 2021 Outpatient behavioral health services delivered in-person and virtually.
Premier, Inc. 2013 Group purchasing, analytics, and performance improvement for hospitals and health systems.
Progyny 2019 Fertility benefits management for employers and health plans.
HeartFlow 2025 Noninvasive coronary CT-based FFR analysis to assess coronary artery disease.
Certara 2020 Biosimulation and model-informed drug development software and services.
Phreesia 2019 Patient intake, registration, and engagement platform for healthcare providers.
GoodRx 2020 Prescription price transparency, coupons, and affordability tools for consumers.
Omnicell 2001 Medication automation, adherence, and pharmacy management solutions.
Astrana Health 2009 Physician practice enablement and value-based care medical group platform.
Schrödinger 2020 Computational chemistry and physics-based software for drug discovery and materials.
Clover Health 2020 Medicare Advantage insurer leveraging data and care management.
Teladoc Health 2015 Virtual care and telemedicine services across clinical specialties.
Omada Health 2025 Digital chronic care programs for diabetes, hypertension, weight, and related risks.
Claritev 2020 Cost management, analytics, and network solutions for healthcare payers.
Evolent Health 2015 Platform and services for value-based care, specialty care management, and payer services.
Kestra Medical 2025 Wearable cardiac monitoring and defibrillation system for sudden cardiac arrest risk.
HealthStream 2011 Workforce development, credentialing, and education solutions for healthcare organizations.
Beta Bionics 2025 iLet “bionic pancreas” insulin delivery system for automated diabetes management.
Performant Healthcare 2012 Payment integrity and recovery audit services for healthcare payers and government programs.
Weave Communications 2021 Patient communications and engagement platform for small healthcare practices.
CeriBell 2025 Rapid, bedside EEG monitoring to detect seizures and assess brain function.
Definitive Healthcare 2021 Healthcare commercial intelligence and provider market data platform.
Veradigm 2006 Health IT and data analytics solutions, including EHR-adjacent data platforms.
Agilon Health 2021 Physician enablement platform focused on Medicare Advantage and risk-bearing care.
Talkspace 2021 Online therapy and mental health care via text, audio, and video.
Spok 1992 Clinical communications, secure messaging, and paging solutions for hospitals.
Butterfly Network 2021 Handheld ultrasound imaging devices and software (Butterfly iQ).
NRC Health 1997 Patient experience, satisfaction measurement, and consumer insights for providers.
OptimizeRx 2018 EHR-integrated messaging, affordability, and patient support for life sciences.
TruBridge 2002 Revenue cycle and IT solutions for community hospitals and clinics.
NeuroPace 2021 Responsive neurostimulation implant for drug-resistant epilepsy.
Simulations Plus 1997 Modeling and simulation software for ADMET, PK/PD, and drug discovery.
LifeMD 2001 Direct-to-consumer telehealth platform offering virtual visits and chronic care.
Outset Medical 2020 Tablo hemodialysis system for acute and home dialysis care.
SOPHiA GENETICS 2021 Cloud-based analytics for genomics and multimodal data to support precision medicine.
Health Catalyst 2019 Data warehousing, analytics, and performance improvement for healthcare providers.
DocGo 2021 Mobile medical services, logistics, and medical transportation.
GoHealth 2020 Online health insurance marketplace and enrollment services.
Owlet Baby Care 2021 Infant wearables and monitoring for sleep and oxygen saturation.
CareCloud 2014 Practice management, revenue cycle, and EHR solutions for medical practices.
eHealth 2006 Online marketplace for health insurance plans and Medicare enrollment.
OneMedNet 2023 Medical imaging data network and de-identified data marketplace.

Download the full list

The List of Digital Health Companies includes:

🦄 Unicorns

  • List of active private digital health companies valued at $1B+

  • Year they became a "unicorn"

  • Plus former unicorns, and when and why they were de-listed

🏦 Publicly Traded

  • List of publicly traded digital health companies

  • Includes company name, ticker, exchange, exit year, and IPO route (IPO vs SPAC)

  • Market cap at IPO and currently

  • Plus, list of those that were delisted, acquired, or went bankrupt

🤝 M&A

  • List of digital health companies that have been acquired for $100M+

  • Includes acquirer, cash/equity mix, and total acquisition value

  • Includes year founded, years to exit, and previous VC funding

  • Plus, those that did not quite make the list (and why)

Halle Tecco
Halle Tecco has dedicated her career to making healthcare massively better. She is the founder of Rock Health and has backed and advised dozens of healthcare companies. She teaches future healthcare leaders at Columbia Business School and Harvard Medical School, and serves on the boards of Collective Health and Cofertility. Tecco’s work has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg. She was named as one of Goldman Sach’s Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs and listed on Fast Company's Most Creative People in Business 2023. She has spoken at the Aspen Ideas Festival, CES, TechCrunch Disrupt, and was a SXSW Keynote speaker. Tecco holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and an MPH from Johns Hopkins University.
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