Forty-five percent of health tech experts predicted that two or fewer health tech companies will go public in the new year, and those predicted to go public mostly focus on enabling people to receive care and manage their conditions from their homes, according to a recent survey by Health Tech Nerds.
To garner expert predictions about what this year will look like for the healthcare sector, Health Tech Nerds surveyed 90 digital health startup executives and investors. Respondents said there were a handful of companies that have the potential to go public this year, including:
- Included Health: 11 percent of respondents said that virtual care company Included Health would go public.
- Omada Health: 10 percent of respondents said that chronic care management startup Omada Health would go public.
Participants also mentioned a few other startups, including Ro, Sword Health, Hinge Health and Aledade.