In this series, Digital Health Business & Technology interviews a wide cross section of digital health investors, from those who work at venture capital firms and at health system and health insurance venture funds, to individual and angel investors.
Ellis explains why he remains bullish on the benefits space despite broader economic challenges and the value in selling direct-to-consumer technology.
Wroblewski spoke about closing her $52 million fund before the market turned last May and what areas of investment might be recession proof.
Vignesh Ravikumar of Sierra Ventures on why he doesn't really trust EHR providers to provide a good experience for the end consumer.
Define Ventures’ Lynne Chou O’Keefe talks about why hybrid models make more sense to invest in than pure telehealth companies.
