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December 16, 2019 + Jessica Di Palo
7 Min read
The healthcare industry is in the midst of a se a change, inspired by the urgent demand for lower cost, higher quality strategies that improve and extend lives. This has, in turn, fostered growing support for a more sustainable healthcare framework, where incentives are oriented toward prevention and quality of care rather than higher volumes and post-diagnosis treatment.
The healthcare industry is in the midst of a sea change, inspired by the urgent demand for lower cost, higher quality strategies that improve and extend lives. This has, in turn, fostered growing support for a more sustainable healthcare framework, where incentives are oriented toward prevention and quality of care rather than higher volumes and post-diagnosis treatment. Further bolstered by an array of economic, demographic and other factors, as well as major technological advances and converging stakeholder interests, the result has been a broad search for digitally-connected, decentralized and patient-centric solutions. With traditional industry players, technology giants, and private equity and other financial operators rushing to join the fray, the healthtech revolution looks to be an investment opportunity-in-the-making.