The Paycheck Protection Program, created by Congress as part of a $2 trillion coronavirus bailout, helped small businesses stay afloat as they struggled economically during the pandemic. Businesses were allowed to qualify for up to $10 million in loans. On Monday, the Trump administration released the list of companies that borrowed most of the money. We spotted some applications from health-tech companies among their ranks, many of which are backed by venture capital firms. Companies that applied for loans include ZocDoc, HealthTap, Bright.md, and Wildflower Health. For more stories like this, sign up here for our healthcare newsletter, Dispensed.