Digital health deal count declines in Q3, but check sizes stabilize: Rock Health

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Startups notched 110 deals in the third quarter, compared with 133 in the second quarter. But average deal size held steady, suggesting investors are making “fewer, more focused bets,” according to the consultancy firm.

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Digital health deal count declines in Q3, but check sizes stabilize: Rock Health

Startups notched 110 deals in the third quarter, compared with 133 in the second quarter. But average deal size held steady, suggesting investors are making “fewer, more focused bets,” according to the consultancy firm.

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Digital health deal count declines in Q3, but check sizes stabilize: Rock Health

Startups notched 110 deals in the third quarter, compared with 133 in the second quarter. But average deal size held steady, suggesting investors are making “fewer, more focused bets,” according to the consultancy firm.

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