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“62% of digital-health venture funding” does not identify a single company. It refers to a market-wide finding from Rock Health’s H1 2025 Digital Health Funding report: AI-enabled digital-health startups collectively captured 62% of U.S. digital-health venture funding, approximately $3.95 billion of the sector’s $6.4 billion total. Rock Health defines AI-enabled companies as startups using artificial intelligence, machine learning, and/or deep learning as a core part of their products or offerings. The largest cited AI-related financings included Truveta’s $320 million Series C and Abridge’s $300 million Series E. Because the statistic describes a category rather than one company, company-specific website, founders, headquarters, total funding, and funding stage cannot be assigned to it. The market position supported by the available evidence is that AI-enabled digital-health startups held the majority of sector funding in H1 2025, raised an average of $34.4 million per round versus $18.8 million for non-AI-enabled peers, and accounted for nine of eleven digital-health megadeals.