
Amwell
Founded Year
2006Stage
IPO | IPOTotal Raised
$806.22MDate of IPO
9/17/2020Market Cap
0.07BStock Price
4.04Revenue
$0000About Amwell
Amwell focuses on digital healthcare solutions across various sectors. The company provides a platform that integrates technologies, services, and devices for care delivery, including in-person, virtual, and automated options. Amwell serves providers, payers, government entities, and higher education institutions. Amwell was formerly known as American Well. It was founded in 2006 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Converge for EHRs
For health systems looking to improve and expand telehealth care delivery, scheduled visits within the EHR (Epic & Cerner) allows providers to launch visits from the EHR and patients to join through the patient portal, text or email invite. It features industry-leading video connection speeds and reliability, a video console customizable with in-visit apps, and more collaboration features.
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Nov 6, 2025
News provided by Share this article Share toX The convergence of AI-powered diagnostics, cloud-native platforms, and next-gen remote monitoring solutions is redefining how healthcare is delivered across the globe. NEW YORK, Nov. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Telehealth, once considered a niche service for rural healthcare, is now transforming into the backbone of global healthcare delivery systems. According to Vantage Market Research, the Global Telehealth Market is projected to grow from USD 22.8 billion in 2024 to USD 156.3 billion by 2035, expanding at a CAGR of 19.15% between 2025 and 2035. Growth is driven by rising demand for remote consultations, chronic disease management, AI-driven triage, and digital-first healthcare ecosystems. Market Highlights Key Regional Markets Leading the Way North America: Largest market, supported by U.S. leadership in telemedicine regulations, Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement expansion, and major adoption by hospitals and payers. Asia Pacific: Fastest-growing, driven by India's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, China's large-scale digital health ecosystem, and Japan's aging population fueling remote patient monitoring. Europe: Policy-driven expansion under GDPR-compliant digital health frameworks, EU-wide reimbursement policies, and integration of teleconsultations into national health systems. The Complete Study is Now Available for Immediate Access | Download the Sample Pages of this Report @ https://www.vantagemarketresearch.com/telehealth-market-1246/request-sample Free Sample Includes: Competitive landscape and financials of leading telehealth players SWOT analysis of top companies and innovators Growth & revenue forecasts through 2035 Porter's Five Forces & industry trend analysis Country and region-specific opportunity mapping Technological & Industry Momentum AI-Powered Virtual Care: Intelligent chatbots, symptom checkers, and clinical decision-support tools reducing physician workload. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM): Integration of connected devices (ECG patches, glucose monitors, smart inhalers) into telehealth platforms. Cloud-First Telehealth Platforms: HIPAA- and GDPR-compliant SaaS solutions enabling scalable, cross-border healthcare delivery. Integrated EHR & Interoperability: Seamless patient data flow between providers, payers, and telehealth platforms for continuity of care. Virtual-First Care Models: Health systems and insurers adopting digital-first triage before in-person visits. Why This Matters for Executives & Investors? The Telehealth market is emerging as one of the fastest-growing frontiers in healthcare digitization, creating vast opportunities for providers, payers, technology players, and investors. Chronic Care Management: Subscription-based remote care for diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease. Behavioral & Mental Health: AI-augmented therapy sessions, remote psychiatry, and digital CBT platforms. Employer & Insurer Programs: Cost-saving telemedicine packages for workforce health and preventive care. Next-Gen Platforms: Virtual hospitals, hybrid care networks, and AI-enabled triage platforms. What Executives Need to Know Opportunities: Early movers in AI-enabled triage, RPM platforms, and integrated EHR-telehealth ecosystems will capture long-term market share. Key Risks: Reimbursement uncertainties, cybersecurity threats, and regulatory fragmentation across regions. Strategic Imperative: Invest in AI-driven care platforms, cross-sector partnerships (providers, insurers, tech), and patient-centric digital ecosystems to scale sustainably. Expert Insights "Telehealth is no longer an emergency-only solution it's becoming the default gateway to healthcare access. The winners will be those who integrate AI, remote monitoring, and clinical-grade interoperability into trusted ecosystems." Neha Rathod Godbole, Founder & CEO, Vantage Market Research Email Directly Here with Detailed Information: [email protected] Top 5 Strategic Actions for Executives Build Interoperable Ecosystems: Connect telehealth with EHRs, wearables, and insurer platforms. Focus on Chronic & Preventive Care: Position offerings for long-term engagement and reimbursement alignment. Expand Mental Health Solutions: Tap into rising demand for digital-first behavioral health. Secure Regulatory Approvals: Prioritize HIPAA, CE, and country-specific compliance for credibility. Enhance Trust & User Experience: Address security, accessibility, and personalized engagement to ensure retention. Key Players in the Telehealth Race Teladoc Health (U.S.) – A global leader in virtual healthcare, offering teleconsultations, chronic condition management, mental health services, and AI-driven care platforms. Known for large-scale partnerships with employers and insurers. Amwell (U.S.) – Specializes in telehealth infrastructure, providing white-labeled digital care platforms for hospitals, insurers, and employers. Strong in B2B healthcare delivery models. MDLIVE (U.S.) – A telemedicine platform focused on urgent care, dermatology, behavioral health, and chronic disease management. Known for affordable, on-demand care for consumers and payers. Doctor Anywhere (Singapore) – A fast-growing Southeast Asian player offering virtual consultations, e-pharmacy, wellness services, and corporate health programs. Well-positioned in regional digital health ecosystems. Key Risks That Could Slow Adoption Uncertain reimbursement policies across payers and governments. Rising cybersecurity and patient-data liability risks. Provider resistance to shifting from traditional models. Digital divide in rural and underserved populations. Fragmented telehealth regulations across countries. Buy this Premium Research Report | Immediate Delivery @ https://www.vantagemarketresearch.com/telehealth-market-1246/checkout Benefits of Purchasing Telehealth Market Reports Analyst Support – Direct access to our experts before and after purchase for tailored insights and clarifications. Data Accuracy – Forecasts and trends validated through a combination of primary industry interviews, end-user surveys, and advanced statistical modeling. Decision-Making Tools – Interactive dashboards, granular segment forecasts, competitor benchmarking, and adoption roadmaps to guide strategy. Quality & Credibility – Trusted by Fortune 500 companies, healthcare innovators, and technology leaders for reliable market intelligence. Market Overview & Potential The global Telehealth market is set to expand nearly 7x between 2024 and 2035, underscoring one of the most significant transformations in modern healthcare. What was once viewed as a stopgap solution during emergencies is now evolving into a permanent, tech-enabled pillar of care delivery. This rapid expansion is not only a result of rising patient demand but also reflects structural shifts across healthcare systems, technology adoption, and policy landscapes. Healthcare System Evolution – Hospitals, clinics, and payers are moving toward digital-first models to manage growing patient loads, improve efficiency, and reduce costs. Telehealth provides a scalable solution to extend care beyond physical facilities. Technology Maturity – AI-powered diagnostics, cloud-native platforms, and connected monitoring devices have matured, enabling seamless, secure, and clinically reliable telehealth solutions that patients and providers can trust. Policy & Regulatory Tailwinds – Governments and regulators are actively pushing digital health adoption through reimbursement frameworks, compliance standards, and large-scale health digitization programs. Changing Patient Behavior – Patients increasingly prefer convenience, immediacy, and digital engagement. Telehealth platforms address these expectations by offering on-demand, accessible, and personalized care. Why This Report Matters? In a rapidly evolving telehealth ecosystem, access to detailed market intelligence provides a decisive competitive advantage. This comprehensive Vantage Market Research Telehealth Report equips decision-makers to navigate the market with clarity and confidence by providing: Strategic Insights – Foresight into regulatory developments (reimbursement frameworks, HIPAA/GDPR compliance), technology trends (AI-powered diagnostics, cloud-native platforms, RPM devices), and competitor strategies. Investment-Ready Forecasts & Risk Assessments – Data-driven analysis to identify profitable segments (teleconsultation, remote patient monitoring, behavioral health, chronic care) and mitigate risks. Regional Growth Hotspots – Billion-dollar opportunities across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and emerging markets. Benchmarking Tools – Comparative evaluation of key players' telehealth portfolios, subscription models, AI capabilities, and commercialization strategies. Request a Customized Copy of the Telehealth Market Report@ https://www.vantagemarketresearch.com/telehealth-market-1246/request-customization Why Now? The Telehealth Market is at a Critical Inflection Point: Healthcare digitization: Governments, hospitals, and insurers integrating telehealth for chronic care, primary consultations, and preventive health programs. Consumer shift: Patients demanding convenient, on-demand, and digital-first care experiences. Enterprise momentum: Employers and payers adopting virtual care to cut healthcare costs and improve workforce productivity. Services shift: Platforms moving from one-off consultations to subscription-based, AI-driven care ecosystems for recurring revenue. Early movers will capture disproportionate market share, build patient trust, and unlock SaaS-driven recurring revenues while laggards' risk being left behind in one of the fastest-growing healthcare segments. Market Drivers & Growth Opportunities Chronic Disease Management: Rising burden of diabetes, cardiovascular conditions, and respiratory illnesses fueling demand for remote monitoring and digital care. AI-Enabled Virtual Care: Growth in AI-driven triage, chatbots, symptom checkers, and clinical decision-support tools. Regulatory Tailwinds: Expansion of reimbursement coverage, FDA approvals, EU-wide digital health frameworks, and Asia-Pacific government-backed programs. Behavioral & Mental Health: Increasing adoption of digital mental health platforms for therapy, counseling, and wellness. Virtual-First Healthcare Models: Insurers and providers shifting to digital-first triage before in-person care. Cross-Sector Partnerships: Collaboration between telehealth platforms, insurers, pharma, and technology providers to scale adoption. Strategic Takeaways for Executives & Investors Invest in Ecosystems: Prioritize integration of teleconsultation, RPM, and cloud-based care platforms. Form Cross-Sector Partnerships: Collaborate with hospitals, payers, pharma, and technology innovators. Capitalize on Regulatory Pathways: Leverage reimbursement approvals and compliance frameworks for faster adoption. Prioritize Patient Trust & UX: Focus on data security, interoperability, and personalized engagement. Major Challenges to Overcome Cybersecurity and liability risks from sensitive patient data. Provider resistance to virtual-first care models. Limited digital infrastructure in underserved regions. Risk of patient disengagement without robust UX and trust. Recent Industry Developments Jan 2025 – Teladoc expands chronic care program with integrated RPM devices – Strengthening its chronic disease management portfolio by connecting patients' glucose monitors , ECG patches, and smart inhalers directly to its telehealth platform. Mar 2025 – Practo launches AI-enabled triage tool for India's teleconsultations – Enhancing virtual care efficiency by guiding patients to the right specialists and reducing physician workload in high-demand regions. May 2025 – Ping A Good Doctor introduces AI-powered symptom checker for rural China – Expanding healthcare access in underserved areas through mobile-first AI tools that provide instant preliminary assessments. Jul 2025 – Amwell partners with U.S. hospital networks to launch hybrid care models – Blending virtual consultations with in-person follow-ups to create integrated, value-based healthcare pathways. Sept 2025 – Babylon Health announces expansion of digital-first primary care across Europe Scaling its subscription-based virtual GP and AI triage services to improve accessibility within public healthcare systems. Top Key Players for Telehealth Market Koninklijke Philips N.V. (Netherlands) AMC Health (US) To Know an Additional List of Key Players, Request Here to Download a Free Report PDF Brochure: https://www.vantagemarketresearch.com/telehealth-market-1246/request-sample Regional Insights North America: Largest market, driven by reimbursement support, Medicare/Medicaid adoption, and integration into health systems. Asia Pacific: Fastest growth, led by India's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, China's Healthy China 2030, and Japan's aging population. Europe: Policy-driven expansion, GDPR-compliant systems, and national health service integration. Latin America: Emerging adoption, with Brazil and Mexico leading telehealth-linked programs. Middle East & Africa: Early adoption stage, with Saudi Arabia and UAE investing in digital health mega-projects. Segment Insights By Product: Services dominate the telehealth market, led by remote patient monitoring and real-time interactions, as healthcare systems adopt digital tools to improve chronic care management, reduce hospital visits, and enable continuous patient engagement. By Delivery Mode: Web-based solutions hold the largest share due to ease of access, cost-effectiveness, and wide adoption across healthcare providers and patients, while cloud-based delivery is growing rapidly owing to scalability and integration with AI-driven platforms. By End-use: Providers represent the largest end-use segment, driven by hospitals, clinics, and physicians leveraging telehealth for virtual consultations, diagnostics, and treatment support to expand patient reach and improve efficiency. By Disease Area: Psychiatry and radiology lead the market, as mental health consultations, substance use treatments, and remote diagnostic imaging see accelerated adoption in both developed and emerging markets. Segments Covered in The Report Product Key Questions Answered in The Report: Which regions are expected to lead in telehealth adoption, digital health infrastructure investment, and regulatory support over the next decade? Who are the top five global players in telehealth, and how do their technology platforms, service portfolios, and regional expansion strategies differ? What breakthrough innovations—such as AI-enabled triage, integrated remote patient monitoring, virtual reality therapy, and advanced diagnostic imaging will define market competitiveness through 2035? Which application areas (remote patient monitoring, psychiatry & behavioral health, chronic disease management, radiology, dermatology, and general medicine) will dominate adoption and revenue, and why? What are the main growth drivers, barriers, and risks influencing large-scale adoption of telehealth solutions worldwide? How will integration with cloud platforms, electronic health records (EHRs), IoT-enabled medical devices, and AI-driven analytics shape investment priorities? What role will public private partnerships, national digital health missions, and reimbursement frameworks play in accelerating telehealth adoption? What is the projected global market size and CAGR for the telehealth market during the 2025–2035 forecast period? How will evolving healthcare policies, licensing regulations, and cross-border telemedicine rules reshape market access and adoption rates? Gain instant access to our exclusive, data-driven dashboard designed for healthcare industry decision-makers, strategists, and market leaders. 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When was Amwell founded?
Amwell was founded in 2006.
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Amwell's headquarters is located at 75 State Street, Boston.
What is Amwell's latest funding round?
Amwell's latest funding round is IPO.
How much did Amwell raise?
Amwell raised a total of $806.22M.
Who are the investors of Amwell?
Investors of Amwell include Google Cloud, Allianz X, Takeda, LG Technology Ventures, Deval Patrick and 14 more.
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Competitors of Amwell include Caregility, Thirty Madison, eMed, Summus Global, KeyCare and 7 more.
What products does Amwell offer?
Amwell's products include Converge for EHRs and 4 more.
Who are Amwell's customers?
Customers of Amwell include Intermountain Healthcare, El Camino Health and Anthem.
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