Daniel Saks
Chief Executive Officer
The digital health industry is experiencing explosive growth, with companies posting 400% to 2,300% revenue increases as AI transforms healthcare delivery. From AI-powered clinical documentation to remote patient monitoring, digital health startups raised $6.4B in H1 2025 alone, with AI-enabled companies capturing 62% of all funding. Physician burnout costs $4.6B annually, and these fastest-growing companies are addressing this crisis head-on. For digital health innovators looking to scale their go-to-market efforts, platforms like Landbase's audience discovery platform enable teams to find and qualify ideal prospects in seconds using natural-language targeting.
HealthSnap provides a chronic disease-agnostic remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform that combines monitoring, care coordination, and billing automation. The platform supports RPM, Chronic Care Management (CCM), and Principal Care Management (PCM) across all chronic conditions, serving healthcare organizations in 33 states.
Chronic disease management accounts for 90% of US healthcare spending ($4.1 trillion annually). The platform addresses provider shortages and rising costs through scalable remote monitoring. Integrated billing automation enables sustainable RPM program economics.
Valuation: $45M | Founded: 2015
Recent Funding: $25 million Series B (February 2024)
Rad AI develops generative AI applications for radiology, including Rad AI Reporting for automated radiology reports and Rad AI Impressions for clinical impressions. The company was the first to achieve widespread adoption of generative AI in radiology, trusted by thousands of US radiologists.
Addresses physician burnout that costs US healthcare $4.6B annually. First generative AI application with widespread radiology adoption. Strategic partnership with Siemens Healthineers expands market reach.
Valuation: $525M | Founded: 2018
Recent Funding: $60M Series C (January 2025)
Ambience Healthcare provides AI-powered ambient clinical documentation that automatically generates clinical notes in real-time during patient encounters. The platform addresses physician documentation burden, a primary driver of burnout in healthcare.
Ambience is addressing one of healthcare's most pressing challenges—physician burnout driven by excessive documentation requirements. Their rapid growth demonstrates the massive market demand for solutions that reduce administrative burden while improving billing accuracy.
Valuation: $1.25 billion | Founded: 2020
Recent Funding: $70 million Series B (2024)
Cohere Health provides clinical intelligence solutions that streamline prior authorization processes between payers and providers. Its Cohere Unify™ platform uses precision agentic AI trained on large-scale clinical data to automate administrative workflows.
Works with 660,000+ providers handling 12 million prior authorizations annually. AI auto-approves up to 90% of requests for millions of health plan members. Addresses provider-payer friction causing delays in patient care.
Valuation: $200 million | Founded: 2019
Recent Funding: $90M Series C (2025)
Hims & Hers Health has evolved from a telehealth startup into a comprehensive wellness platform offering AI-driven personalized care through its MedMatch platform. The company recently acquired Trybe Labs to enable at-home whole-body biomarker testing for personalized treatment plans.
Democratizes access to sensitive health services (sexual health, mental health, dermatology). Shifts from reactive to preventive care through biomarker testing. Addresses stigma and access barriers through direct-to-consumer models.
Valuation: $197M | Founded: 2017
Recent Funding: $850M (May 2025)
DocGo provides mobile health services and telehealth solutions, recently expanding through the acquisition of PTI Health. The company focuses on bringing healthcare services directly to patients through mobile units and digital platforms.
Addresses healthcare access gaps in underserved communities. Combines physical mobile units with digital telehealth capabilities. Expands service offerings through strategic acquisitions.
Valuation: $94.7M market cap | Founded: 2015
Freed provides AI-powered clinical documentation solutions that automate note-taking and administrative tasks for healthcare providers. The platform helps reduce physician burnout by handling time-intensive documentation requirements.
Serves 25,000+ clinicians across various specialties. Addresses $4.6B physician burnout cost through automation. Part of the 94% of Digital Health 50 companies using AI.
Founded: 2021
Recent Funding: $30M Series A (March 2025)
Nabla provides an AI-powered platform for care coordination and clinical documentation, helping healthcare providers manage patient relationships and administrative tasks more efficiently.
Established 11 partnerships in 2025 with combined business relationships. High Mosaic Score of 909 indicates strong market traction. Addresses provider burnout through AI automation.
Valuation: $120M | Founded: 2018
Recent Funding: $70M Series C (June 2025)
Function Health provides comprehensive preventive health scans and longevity services, focusing on early detection and proactive health management through advanced diagnostic testing. It empowers individuals with personalized insights to take control of their long-term health trajectory.
Represents shift from reactive to preventive care model. Addresses aging population health needs through longevity focus. High Mosaic Score of 911 shows strong market validation.
Valuation: $2.5B | Founded: 2023
Recent Funding: $298M Series B
Hippocratic AI develops healthcare-specific large language models (LLMs) designed to handle healthcare workflows, patient interactions, and clinical documentation with domain-specific accuracy and safety.
Specialized LLMs address healthcare's unique regulatory and safety requirements. High Mosaic Score of 888 validates commercial potential. Part of the trend toward domain-specific AI in healthcare.
Valuation: $3.5B | Founded: 2022
Recent Funding: $126M Series C (Nov 2025)
Infinitus Systems uses voice AI to automate phone-based healthcare workflows including prior authorization calls, patient scheduling, and insurance verification. The platform handles complex, multi-step conversations with human-like interaction.
Automates time-intensive phone-based administrative tasks. Reduces provider burden in prior authorization and patient coordination. Part of the trend toward agentic AI deployment in healthcare operations.
Valuation: $103M | Founded: 2019
Recent Funding: $51.5M Series C (October 2024)
Qualified Health provides clinical intelligence solutions that support value-based care models by helping providers and payers coordinate care and manage risk more effectively.
Supports transition to value-based care payment models. Enhances provider-payer collaboration through data sharing. Addresses administrative complexity in value-based arrangements.
Founded: 2023
Recent Funding: $30M Seed (January 2025)
Visby Medical develops portable, point-of-care diagnostic devices that provide rapid, lab-quality results for infectious diseases and other conditions in clinical settings.
Enables rapid diagnosis and treatment decisions at point-of-care. Reduces need for laboratory referrals and follow-up visits. Improves patient outcomes through faster diagnosis.
Valuation: $1B | Founded: 2010
Recent Funding: $55M Series F (June 2025)
Penguin AI develops healthcare-specific artificial intelligence solutions designed to address clinical and operational challenges in healthcare delivery.
Part of Digital Health 50 using AI technologies. Focuses on healthcare-specific AI applications rather than generic solutions. Addresses unique regulatory and clinical requirements of healthcare.
Founded: 2024
Recent Funding: $29.7M Series A (September 2025)
Bioptimus develops artificial intelligence solutions specifically for biomedical research and drug discovery, helping accelerate the development of new therapies and treatments.
Accelerates drug discovery and biomedical research processes. Applies AI to complex biological data and research workflows. Supports innovation in pharmaceutical and biotech development.
Valuation: $76M | Founded: 2024
Recent Funding: $41M Series A (January 2025)
The explosive growth in digital health is driven by several converging factors. AI-enabled startups captured 62% of all US digital health venture funding in H1 2025, with ambient documentation tools attracting significant capital. The physician burnout crisis costing $4.6B annually has created urgent demand for clinical workflow automation.
For digital health companies looking to accelerate their growth, identifying the right market opportunities and decision-makers is critical. Platforms like Landbase Intelligence provide real-time market intelligence including growth signals, technology stack changes, and funding events that indicate buying readiness in the healthcare sector.
This list highlights companies demonstrating exceptional growth through:
Digital health companies operate in a complex, highly-regulated market where identifying the right buyers at the right time is crucial. Traditional data providers often lack the real-time signals and healthcare-specific filters needed to effectively target prospects.
This is where Landbase's GTM-2 Omni platform provides a significant advantage. Digital health innovators can use natural-language prompts like "CMOs at healthcare technology firms scaling digital teams" or "IT Directors at Fortune 500 companies adopting new cloud infrastructure in the last quarter" to instantly generate AI-qualified prospect lists.
The platform's 1,500+ unique signals include healthcare-specific filters such as:
By combining real-time market intelligence with natural-language targeting, digital health companies can build and activate high-quality prospect lists in seconds rather than days, accelerating their go-to-market velocity in this rapidly evolving sector.
The primary growth drivers include AI adoption used by 94% of leading companies, physician burnout costs of $4.6B annually, and chronic disease management needs representing 90% of US healthcare spending. Massive funding rounds validate market confidence in these solutions. AI-enabled startups captured 62% of all funding in H1 2025.
Successful digital health startups demonstrate strong product-market fit through metrics like HealthSnap's 2,372% three-year growth or Rad AI's #36 Deloitte ranking. They achieve high Mosaic Scores with Function Health leading at 911 and secure strategic partnerships with health systems and technology providers. Companies must prove clinical validation and demonstrate clear ROI to healthcare organizations.
CEOs like Samson Magid of HealthSnap and Doktor Gurson of Rad AI provide strategic vision focused on solving critical healthcare problems. Their leadership drives product development that addresses real clinical and operational pain points, which is essential for gaining provider adoption and enterprise traction. They secure strategic partnerships and navigate complex regulatory environments.
Key challenges include navigating complex regulatory requirements, achieving clinical validation, securing provider adoption, and demonstrating ROI to healthcare organizations. Companies must address data privacy concerns and ensure HIPAA compliance while scaling their operations. They also face integration challenges with existing healthcare IT systems and the need to prove outcomes in rigorous clinical environments.
AI enables ambient clinical documentation that reduces physician burnout, generative AI for radiology reports, and clinical intelligence that automates prior authorization. AI also powers voice-based workflow automation and healthcare-specific large language models.
Yes, Landbase's audience platform is specifically designed to help digital health companies identify and qualify prospects using natural-language targeting. The platform includes healthcare-specific signals such as technology stack detection, funding events, hiring patterns, and conference attendance. Users can export up to 10,000 AI-qualified contacts instantly without requiring a login, making it ideal for digital health companies looking to accelerate their go-to-market efforts.
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