Healthcare Industry Insights: A Look into the Future
As we step into 2025, the healthcare industry is witnessing a transformation like never before. The digital health landscape is evolving rapidly, with key players across the industry sharing their insights and predictions for the coming year.
Amit Khanna, the senior vice president and general manager of health at Salesforce, highlights the impact of Generative AI on businesses in 2024. This technology, which gained popularity with ChatGPT, is now revolutionizing industries by driving efficiency and innovation. With progress towards the Federal Reserve Bank’s inflation goal, businesses are optimistic about stimulating deal-making activities.
Don Woodlock, head of global healthcare solutions at InterSystems, emphasizes the importance of foundational elements in supporting generative AI. Without enhanced interoperability between data systems and efficient data pipelines, the full potential of AI cannot be realized.
Sean Mehra, cofounder and CEO of HealthTap, discusses the challenges in the primary care business and the dominating hype cycle around AI. He also highlights the evolving landscape of employer benefits and the increasing pressure on insurers and PBMs.
Matt Cybulsky, practice leader of healthcare AI, data, and product innovation at LBMC, emphasizes the ongoing impact of AI on healthcare. The gold standard of in-person care is changing, with AI influencing the way care is delivered through digital interfaces.
Laurent Martinot, cofounder and CEO of Sunrise, talks about the trend of specialized personal healthcare powered by technological applications. The mainstream introduction of smart monitors is making it easier for consumers to access their health and sleep data.
Monica Cepak, CEO of Wisp, focuses on the evolution of women’s healthcare in 2024. Advances in telehealth, wearables, and AI are empowering women to take control of their health, with a growing emphasis on reproductive rights and access to care.
Dr. Mitesh Rao, founder and CEO of OMNY Health, stresses the importance of actual patient data in training AI algorithms. Real-world data is essential for the growth of generative AI, analytics, and precision medicine in healthcare.
Liz Beatty, cofounder and chief strategy officer at Inato, discusses the direct-to-consumer movement in healthcare and the challenges in inspiring action among patients. The complexity of the decision-making process requires buy-in from trusted care teams for meaningful participation.
Liat Primor, founder and CEO of FeelBetter, highlights the financial impact of the COVID crisis on provider settings and the growing focus on value-based care. Health system consolidation is leading to more efficient workforce and better patient care delivery.
Elliott Green, CEO and cofounder of Dandelion Health, reflects on the growth and trust-building of AI in healthcare in 2024. Life sciences organizations are adopting AI to drive efficiencies in clinical trials and patient identification, although pharma remains cautious due to cost concerns.
Chris Gervais, chief technology officer at CodaMetrix, discusses the shift towards patient-centric healthcare driven by technological advances. Tech giants like Apple are reshaping healthcare delivery with personalized and accessible solutions.
Karl Ulfers, CEO and cofounder of DUOS, predicts stability for Medicare Advantage plans in 2025. The challenges faced in the past years are expected to subside, with a focus on improving distribution, Star Ratings, and risk management in the healthcare ecosystem.
As we look ahead to 2025, the healthcare industry is poised for continued innovation and transformation. With advancements in technology, AI, and personalized care, the future of healthcare looks promising for both health systems and patients alike.
