Health

Helping people live longer, better lives

Prior to the 2020 covid pandemic, disruption trends in health and wellness were already strong. The 2020 crisis has only put a spotlight on the many gaps, constraints and opportunities, further accelerating this disruption.

Primary drivers of the health and wellness sectors are:

Aging population demographics
Sector forces are increasing pressure on traditional health services
Enabling technologies such as virtualization and automation are increasingly fundamentally to healthcare

Medical

Traditional medical goods & services:

Hospital Groups
Practice Consolidation
Clinical Labs & Testing
Medical Supply-chain
Ancillary Services
Field-service Software
Multichannel Sales
Bench-to-Bedside

Wellness

Non-medical goods and services to improve health:

Supplements
Spas & Retreats
Rehab Facilities
Public Health Equipment & Services
Food Innovations
Wellness IOT
Hyper-personalization
Consumer Health AI

Lifestyle

Goods and services that cater to long-term care:

Independent Living Communities
Assisted Living
Nursing Homes
At-home Care
Corporate Health Services
Wellness Communities
Health/Wellness Travel

Technology

Hardware, software, and technology services:

Healthcare Engineering
Cloud Services
Insurance Services
Telemedicine
Healthcare AI
Cyber-security