Strategic Intelligence: Healthtech

Strategic Intelligence: Healthtech

Summary

Healthtech refers to the use of digital tools, software, data analytics, and connected devices to improve health outcomes, enhance care delivery, and streamline hospital operations. These tools are becoming integral to managing aging populations, chronic disease, and constrained workforces. The competitive question has shifted from whether healthtech is adopted to which companies can demonstrate value and integrate cleanly into clinical workflows while satisfying security and regulatory expectations.

Key Highlights

• The analyst forecasts that the AI market across healthcare, medical devices, and pharmaceuticals will grow from $16.9 billion in 2025 to $124.7 billion in 2030. Ambient scribes are gaining traction, but limited differentiation makes switching common. Start-ups currently attract most generative AI spending, although electronic health record (EHR) vendors have an advantage because they can embed AI directly into existing workflows.

Scope

• This report provides an overview of the healthtech theme. It includes an overview of the care delivery value chain and a detailed analysis of six healthtech categories: remote patient monitoring, digital care delivery, clinical decision support, surgical technologies, treatment technologies, and clinical workflows and workforce enablement.

Reasons to Buy

• The delivery of healthcare is shifting from intermittent, facility-centered care toward an integrated, continuous model enabled by digital health technologies and AI. Across each phase, from initial patient engagement and access to outpatient and home monitoring, traditional care pathways have historically been defined by fragmented coordination, siloed patient data, and heavy reliance on acute hospital settings. The future model transitions primary, secondary, and tertiary care toward decentralized diagnostics, precision therapeutics, and continuous remote monitoring, shifting the care closer to the patient and reducing preventable hospital admissions.
• This report will help you understand how technology is fundamentally changing healthcare delivery.