Qualcomm Ventures

The Israeli startup raised the first $50 million in April 2020 in a round led by Insight Partners, which led this extension as well.  

San Francisco-based video visits company Doctor On Demand raised $50 million in a round led by Tenaya Capital with participation from new investors Qualcomm Ventures, Dignity Health, and 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki.

Denver, Colorado-based Welltok, the health management company that makes the CafeWell Health Optimization Platform, has raised $21.

London-based Peak has raised $7 million for its brain training app, in a round led by Creandum with participation from DN Capital, London Venture Partners, and Qualcomm Ventures.

New York-based wellness app maker Noom has raised another $1.

Qualcomm is already one of the biggest investors in digital health, according to Rock Health.

Funding by category, from Rock Health's report Seed investor Rock Health and digital health academy StartUp Health, two companies that track funding and other data points about digital health, are both reporting 2014 as a record-breaking funding year for digital health in multiple categories.

Wellness app maker Noom has raised $15 million, according to an SEC filing.

While digital health funding in general has been growing enormously year-to-year, so too have strategic corporate investments, according to a new report by CB Insights.

San Antonio-based AirStrip has raised $25 million in strategic funding led by new investor the Gary and Mary West Health Investment Fund, Sequoia Capital and Wellcome Trust with participation from other existing investors HCA and Qualcomm.