Skip to main content

Healthcare Technology Market Insights - Q2 2026

Healthcare
Healthcare Technology
Technology

Market Outlook - Digital Health

  • Global equity funding climbed to $7.4B in Q1’26, a 25% increase quarter-over-quarter from the Q4’25 total of $5.9B, and the highest quarterly total since Q2’22.
  • The average global deal size increased from $20.2M in 2025 to $29.6M in Q1’26, ultimately spurred by larger investments in later-stage rounds, with mega-rounds ($100M+) capturing a record 60% of all capital across just nineteen financings.
  • Capital is concentrating around AI’s move into clinical and commercial decision-making, with big pharma partnering directly with discovery platforms rather than acquiring them outright, while buyers elsewhere in the market are increasingly pricing deals on commercial traction rather than regulatory clearance alone.
  • The U.S. market share of deals dropped from 56% in Q4’25 to 47% in Q1’26, signaling that global investors are spreading capital more evenly as Europe gains momentum in digital health investment.
  • Among the quarter’s top fundraising deals were Earendil Labs’ $787M private equity round, backed by Hillhouse Investment and DST Global, and Whoop’s $575M Series G at a $10.1B valuation, led by Collaborative Fund.
  • Digital health M&A activity surged from Q4’25 to Q1’26, with M&A exits climbing from 38 to 56. Abbott’s $23B acquisition of Exact Sciences led the quarter, alongside DeepHealth’s $269M purchase of Gleamer.

Sources: CB Insights

Bar chart showing average global digital health deal size growing from 15 million dollars in 2022 to 29.6 million dollars year to date 2026
Bar chart showing quarterly M&A deals by global region from Q1 2025 to Q1 2026, broken down by U.S., Asia, Europe, and rest of world

Subsector Spotlight: Medical Imaging AI

  • The global AI in medical imaging market was valued at approximately $1.8 billion in 2025 and is forecast to reach $20.2 billion by 2033 at a ~35.1% CAGR, reflecting accelerating adoption across hospitals and diagnostic centers worldwide.
  • Investment and deployment continue to accelerate as health systems look to improve diagnostic accuracy, reduce radiologist workload, and streamline imaging workflows. In the U.S. alone, the AI in medical imaging market is estimated at $697 million in 2025 and is projected to grow to $2.9 billion by 2030 at a 33.2% CAGR, fueled by rising demand for AI-enabled disease detection and patient monitoring tools.
  • Adoption is diversifying across imaging modalities (CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound) and clinical applications (neurology, oncology, cardiology), with deep learning leading the technology approach and North America holding the largest regional share.

Sources: Grand View Research, CapIQ

Bar chart showing U.S. medical imaging AI market size growing from 697 million dollars in 2025 to a projected 2.9 billion dollars by 2030 at a 33.2 percent CAGR
Pie chart showing U.S. medical imaging AI market share by end user, with hospitals at 50 percent, diagnostic imaging centers at 45 percent, and others at 5 percent

Highly regulated market requiring FDA clearance (U.S.), CE marking (EU), and country-specific regulatory approvals prior to commercialization

Fragmented vendor landscape with hundreds of point solutions focused on specific anatomies, modalities, or clinical use cases, alongside larger imaging OEMs and workflow platform providers

Complex integration requirements, as solutions must interoperate seamlessly with PACS, RIS, EHR systems, and hospital IT infrastructure

Continued reliance on clinical validation, radiologist trust, and established distribution partnerships, despite growing automation and AI-driven workflow capabilities

Public Comparables

EHR software public comparables table showing enterprise value, revenue, EBITDA, and margin data for companies including Oracle, Phreesia, TruBridge, and Vitalhub as of June 2026
Care coordination software public comparables table showing enterprise value and growth metrics for companies including Alignment Healthcare, Teladoc, and Evolent Health as of June 2026
Healthcare IT and analytics public comparables table showing financial metrics for companies including IQVIA, Veeva Systems, and Doximity as of June 2026
Telemedicine public comparables table showing enterprise value and margin data for companies including Hims and Hers, LifeStance, Doximity, and Teladoc as of June 2026
Prescription technology public comparables table showing enterprise value, revenue, and EBITDA metrics for companies including Privia Health, Omnicell, and GoodRx as of June 2026
Remote patient monitoring public comparables table showing enterprise value and margin data for companies including Honeywell, Medtronic, ResMed, and DexCom as of June 2026
Revenue cycle management public comparables table showing financial metrics for companies including Waystar, Phreesia, TruBridge, and CareCloud as of June 2026
HealthTech devices public comparables table showing enterprise value and EBITDA margins for companies including Stryker, Medtronic, Boston Scientific, and DexCom as of June 2026

Source: Capital IQ as of 06/24/26

*: denotes statistic outliers

NM: denotes not meaningful

Indexed Stock Performance

Source: Capital IQ as of 06/24/26

(1) Healthcare IT/Analytics: IQV, VEEV, DOCS, HCAT, EXL

(2) Care Coordination Software: EVH, AVAH, ALHC, DCGO, TDOC, CCLD, PHR, MDRX

(3) RPM: HON, MDT, RMD, DXCM, MASI, IRTC, DCGO

(4) RCM: WAY, PHR, TBRG, HCAT, RCMT, CCLD

(5) Telemedicine: DOCS, HIMS, LFST, TDOC, TALK, HCAT, LFMD

(6) Prescription Tech: PRVA, GDRX, OMCL, RCMT, YI, CCLD, MDRX

(7) EHR Software: ORCL, PHR, TBRG, OPRX, CCLD, VHI,

(8) HealthTech Devices: BSX, EW, ZBH, DXCM, LUMN, IART, IRTC, LMAT, ANGO, OM, MDT, SYK, PHIA

Select Digital Health M&A Transactions

Table of select digital health M&A transactions from January through March 2026 including Gleamer, CirrusMD, LymphaTech, and Kaia Health with deal dates, buyers, and enterprise values
Table of select digital health M&A transactions from mid-2025 through January 2026 including Modella AI, ICOmetrix, Intelerad, and iCAD with deal dates, buyers, and enterprise values

Sources: PitchBook; Capital IQ; CB Insights

Global Digital Health Equity Funding & Deal Activity by Quarter

Bar and line chart showing global digital health equity funding and deal count by quarter from 2023 through Q1 2026, with funding reaching $7.4 billion in Q1 2026

Source: CB Insights

HPC Overview

  • Hyde Park Capital is one of the most active boutique investment banks in the country managing sell-side M&A engagements in the Digital Health sector
  • Advised on 300+ transactions and has been a consistent leader in providing independent and unbiased strategic counsel and advisory services to global sellers and buyers of middle-market firms
  • Diverse team with extensive execution experience across all areas of Healthcare
  • Bulge bracket capabilities with a boutique touch

Healthcare Coverage

Digital Health

Managed Care

Life Science Tools / Diagnostics

Medical Devices

Pharma Services

Healthcare Providers

Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology

With a Focus on Digital Health

Revenue Cycle Management

Virtual Care & Telehealth

HealthTech Devices

EHR Software

Healthcare IT / Analytics

Prescription Technology

Clinical Trial Technology

Check out our track record of previous Healthcare Transactions.

Loading transactions...