Three Healthcare Tech Investment Themes to Watch

In an article titled “Three Healthcare Tech Investment Themes to Watch,” published by Mergers & Acquisitions, EHP Principal Dave Prendergast analyzes the application of tech and innovation to reveal three domains within healthcare that we deem ripe for disruption.

EHP’s investment efforts come back to one thing — creating advantages and ultimately best-in-class outcomes for customers of the healthcare system — otherwise known as the patient. The three areas that are primed for smart applications of technology to improve patient outcomes include (1) optimizing workforce efficiency and automating administrative processes, (2) advancing training and development initiatives, and (3) implementing technology-enabled value-based care models.

An excerpt of the article can be found below, and we invite you to read the full highlight on EHP’s investment areas here: https://www.themiddlemarket.com/opinion/three-healthcare-tech-investment-themes-to-watch

U.S. healthcare is undergoing a transformative shift driven by advancements in technology, pandemic influence and shifting economics. With more than 22 million healthcare practitioners, the use of technology is ramping up at an accelerated rate to transform the way healthcare is delivered, making it more efficient, cost-effective and patient-centric.

In addition, value-based care models are replacing fee-for-service models, focusing on delivering high-quality care that is measured by patient outcomes. This evolution is helping reshape the healthcare industry — and the providers and tech-forward organizations who can adapt and embrace innovation will thrive in this new landscape.

At Enhanced Healthcare Partners, we take a thoughtful approach when considering the numerous investment opportunities available in the broad field of healthcare. Our focus remains centered on the people, and we believe companies that prioritize improving patient care while simultaneously reducing costs should have a more significant impact on the industry.

We’re focusing our investment efforts on three targeted areas of healthcare we believe are ripe for disruption: 1) workforce optimization and administrative automation; 2) improving training and development; and 3) technology-driven value-based care.