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Oct 21, 2022
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How Giants are getting into the Game
Digital healthcare is the future of healthcare. It's time to start embracing it. The digital healthcare market has been growing by leaps and bounds in recent years and has seen a significant increase in funding as well.
“The healthcare is about 18% of GDP and this is significantly a huge market we're talking about by 2025 to $6 trillion dollar industry.”
More and more investments are being made as a result of the ability to create more advanced, innovative products that are reimbursable. As you can see, this has allowed for substantial innovation and increased health care spending year over year.
"We must understand how significantly digital healthcare funding has moved.”
The Amazon Strategy and How it Works
It can be remembered that Amazon launched the Amazon Care last 2021 where their plan is to is to provide health care for their old employees and later on extend the healthcare services to the other employers, large employers, and other companies.
The Design and Innovation in Health Care
Healthcare is not an industry that has ever been at the forefront of innovation. It is a sector that has been slow to change and has often been resistant to new technologies.
However, with the advent of the digital age, healthcare providers are now constantly adapting to new innovations.
“Healthcare providers are now starting to understand that they need to embrace technology in order to remain competitive in an era where patients are demanding more from their care.”
The old way of doing things is no longer viable, and healthcare providers who adapt will be best positioned for success in this fast-paced industry.
Issues Constraining Virtual Healthcare
Healthcare delivery is changing over time and big tech companies are understanding healthcare sooner. The issue then arises because they have the expertise, labor, cloud infrastructure, and other resources to enter the healthcare industry faster, sooner, and better than hospital systems; which are already weighed down by financial constraints, and others. Most of the hospital systems are already weighed down by these factors.