HBI spoke to PA Consulting’s digital healthcare expert, Andrew Earnshaw, about what the gap between NHS infrastructure and the growing demand for preventative care means for private healthcare and where the opportunity for private capital lies.
Hims & Hers, the California-based telehealth platform, has partnered with Boston-based YourBio Health, a startup offering painless at-home blood tests.
HealthHero is the largest telehealth provider in Europe. In the few years since being founded in 2019, it has managed to consistently grow its revenue at over 30% per annum and achieve a dominant position in four key European markets — the UK, France, Germany and Ireland, in a period when many other players trying to scale in this space have gone bust.
Investor interest is surging in women’s health tech, with wearables like Oura Ring and Whoop attracting hundreds of millions in funding. These devices give personalised insights into menstrual, reproductive, and menopausal health, highlighting a rapidly expanding market long overlooked by traditional healthcare.
UK-based digital health company Numan has raised €60 million (~€51 million) of venture funding to continue scaling up its weight loss and men’s health telehealth services.
Totally, an AIM-listed urgent care and NHS insourcing provider, has gone into administration, but a deal to acquire its main divisions will mean it continues its services.
Fakeeh Care Group, a healthcare service provider in Saudi Arabia, and Fosun Pharma, an innovation-driven global healthcare company, have forged a strategic partnership to advance cell and gene therapy and tele-diagnostics in Saudi Arabia.
Large scale healthcare services M&A has been mostly on hold in Europe for almost three years now. Despite all the economic and geopolitical uncertainty the world is currently facing, 2025 will probably see more activity.
naturalX Health Ventures, a venture capital fund backed by Schwabe Group, a plant-based pharmaceutical group, has announced a €100 million fund to accelerate the consumer health revolution in Europe.
Burjeel Holdings, a major private hospital and primary healthcare provider in MENA, has launched one of the region’s largest electronic medical record (EMR) platforms.
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