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REPORT | The rise and impact of digital health


Mark Bryson | Partner | CapitalX Partners | mail me |


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Dirk Noeth | Partner | CapitalX Partners | mail me |


We have released a 32-page white paper, detailing the rise and impact of digital health – a sector which is projected to evolve into a trillion-dollar global market by 2030.

This is a first in a series of five reports aimed at covering the breadth of the digital healthcare sector.

Report summary

The disruptive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed underlying supply, efficiency and accessibility constraints that have historically plagued the healthcare sector.

The resulting domino effect has forced healthcare systems across the globe to:

This in turn has driven global digital health funding to record highs – attracting $22 billion in 2020. This support is seeding a new generation of tech-enabled healthcare services, which are laying the foundation for a digitally connected ecosystem, that will leverage big data, virtual delivery, and process automation to democratise access to healthcare.

However, the journey towards a fully transformed digital health ecosystem, will take time. At a global level, healthcare expenditure hit $8.3 trillion in 2020 – making it the fourth largest component of global GDP. That same year, the digital health market generated ~$200 billion in revenue – equating to a sector digitalisation rate of less than 3%.

Topics covered

The low level of digitalisation within the global healthcare sector provides for immense opportunity for investors. By 2030, the global digital health market is projected to exceed a trillion dollars, indicating a market growth rate of 18% CAGR (2021 to 2030).

Key Topics Covered in the report:

Download a free copy of the full report here.


 

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