Healthcare industry

This 2022 Digital Healthcare industry report covers sector value for the health industry, healthcare trends shaping the market, and what to expect for M&A in the sector.

Home healthcare and hospice are getting investor attention because of the pandemic. Key factors like remote monitoring have made virtual visits more mainstream.

Medtech M&A deals have already surpassed the total number of deals from 2020, and this activity is forecast to continue through the second half of the year.

Here is the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare M&A.

As we reach the middle of Q3, a look back at the past several months in the healthcare sector indicates certain key trends for the industry and how it is expected to undergo transformation into the future.

Common drivers of mergers and acquisitions in the global health and life insurance industry include the entry into new markets, access to new technologies, valuation trends, and reaction to regulatory changes.

Globalization of healthcare contributes to a continually developing global medical services industry that encompasses hospital, physician and clinical, nursing and continuing care facilities, home healthcare, surgical facilities, emergency services, laboratories and other providers.

The provision of healthcare to patients is the delivery of interventions within an organizational or home setting, including medical services, devices, health insurance, pharmaceuticals, and facilities.

Innovation is driving the charge to unlock rapid growth in this space with focus on smart, actionable data, lower cost-of-care workflows, and better technology platforms

The animal pharmaceutical market isn’t as heavily regulated as human pharmaceuticals, and as a result, is a more attractive industry.