insights
Healthcare organizations continually face emerging trends and new challenges threatening current business models and competitive positioning.
Filtering out the noise and focusing on what is most important and impactful is complicated, and if not done thoughtfully, can inform misguided business decisions. Our insights simplify the complex and drive focus on the most relevant strategic and operational factors.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Continued Rise of Consumer-Facing Digital Technologies
Consumer-facing digital technologies continue to rise.
Healthcare Industry Trend
MA Doubles Down
Medicare Advantage, and the associated value-based care ecosystem will bounce back in 2025.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Hospital-at-Home Programs
Acute care programs are bringing more hospital-level services into patient homes.
Healthcare Industry Trend
VBC Enablement Re-emerges with Strength
VBC enablement companies are differentiating their models and driving consolidation.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Patients Retake the Pharmacy
Patients increasingly trust independent pharmacies, digital pharmacies and direct-to-consumer models.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Focus on Women’s Health
Solutions for women's chronic and aging-related health issues are surging.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Cell & Gene Therapy (CGT)
The CGT market is set to grow significantly with new payment models addressing cost concerns.
Healthcare Industry Trend
The Workforce Cliff
Ongoing workforce shortages and physician burnout are driving AI use and development.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Private Equity Scrutiny
Continued scrutiny on private equity-backed healthcare delivery organizations will cause irreparable damage.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Make America Healthy Again
The new administration may prioritize food and lifestyle change to improve population health.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Alternative Individual Products
2025 will see an emphasis on flexible health insurance options.
Healthcare Industry Trend
Evolution of GLP-1s
The use of GLP-1s continues its meteoric rise, with expanded impact but also some negative outcomes.
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ro3’s annual March Healthcare Classic
ro3’s annual March Healthcare Classic compares the year’s most impactful healthcare trends as they face off in a competitive bracket to reveal what industry trends reign supreme.
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