The Wall Street Journal’s Venture Capital Dispatch talks to Flybridge’s Michael Greeley about the growing, stimulus-fueled health care IT sector:
New efforts to overhaul the health care system is creating opportunity for a new generation of health care-IT hybrids. The federal stimulus law, which allocates $19 billion to health care-IT, combined with Congress’s efforts to provide health insurance to the uninsured, is enticing entrepreneurs and investors alike. “I have seen a marked increase in deal flow to capture the $19 billion in stimulus spending,” said Michael Greeley, general partner of Flybridge Capital Partners.
MHT talked to Greeley about the stimulus, and spotlighted New England health care IT companies in our Inside Stimulus and Recovery section in May.
Posted by Brendan Lynch
Tags: Flybridge, health care IT, Michael Greeley, stimulus
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