This report provides practical advice and a unique industry perspective for early-stage founders looking to engage the health system.
NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESSWIRE / April 23, 2024 / forum venturesan early-stage B2B SaaS fund, accelerator, and venture studio, today announced the release of a new report titled: The new landscape of healthcare: What health tech startups need to know to win. This report comprehensively explores the complexities of modern healthcare systems and helps early-stage health tech startups build their businesses around solving healthcare’s most pressing challenges.
The U.S. healthcare landscape is a diverse ecosystem of more than 6,000 hospitals, each of which plays a critical role in providing essential care and services to millions of Americans each year. Even in the midst of constant challenges such as financial stress and staff shortages, innovation remains critical to the industry’s development.
said Michael Cardamone, CEO and Managing Partner of Forum Ventures. “We believe technology has the power to transform healthcare and improve outcomes for patients around the world.” We aim to provide the knowledge and insight needed to build gender equality and drive meaningful change.”
To shine a light on the most pressing needs and challenges facing health systems today, the Forum will partner with several of the nation’s largest companies, including Mayo Clinic Ventures, Hackensack Meridian Health, Cone Health Ventures, and University Hospital Ventures. Connected with innovation and technology executives from four healthcare systems. By leveraging insights from these industry leaders, this report provides detailed information on the key areas where innovation is most needed to impact both patient outcomes and the bottom line, including: provides a unique perspective.
- operational efficiency
- Remote and hybrid care
- Accessibility to care
- Early detection or AI-powered diagnosis
Each section of the report includes actionable insights and examples of current innovation from these four health systems, giving early-stage health tech founders where to focus for maximum impact. provides valuable guidance on what to do. The report also explores early uses of AI in healthcare and reveals how health systems are beginning to navigate their own uses of AI in innovation. Funding for health tech ventures is Expected to increase sharply by the end of 2023, highlighting the growing demand for disruptive solutions in the industry. From AI-powered diagnostics to remote care initiatives spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic, there is no shortage of opportunities for startups.
“From integrating AI and advanced technologies to developing new operating models and engaging with startups, this special Innovation is extremely important in healthcare.” “We look to innovation as a way to improve patient care, increase operational efficiency, and address the complex challenges we face today, while keeping in mind hospital system constraints and budget constraints. ”
The new landscape of healthcare: What health tech startups need to know to win Download for free today Forum VC website. Additionally, explore the forum’s early-stage healthcare market map. [below] Highlights the fastest growing pre-seed to Series A stage healthtech startups with live search and filtering. https://www.forumvc.com/marketmap.
About Forum Ventures:
Forum Ventures is a top B2B SaaS fund, accelerator, and venture studio that helps founders from zero to sustainability. With 400 portfolio companies and over $100 million in assets under management, the company is on a mission to make the journey easier, more accessible, and successful for early-stage B2B SaaS founders. . Forum Ventures portfolio companies have raised more than $1 billion in follow-on funding from funds including Bessemer Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, CRV, Craft, NEA, Menlo Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, First Round Capital, and Serena Ventures.Learn more about https://www.forumvc.com/.
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