The health technology (healthtech) investment landscape is experiencing a profound transformation, driven by evolving economic conditions, investor priorities, and the maturation of the industry itself. What was once a sector characterized by a focus on rapid growth and investment in early-stage
Ottobock, a nearly century-old health technology company renowned for its focus on B2B sales channels, is now making a significant shift towards a B2C approach. This pivot is led by Martin Wider, Vice-President of Global Marketing, and is driven by the rise of "educated patients" who are
Ottobock, renowned for its advanced prosthetics, orthotics, and wheelchairs, has long been a titan within the health technology industry. For nearly a hundred years, the company's strategy revolved around B2B (Business-to-Business) channels. During this time, many healthcare providers, clinics, and
Long-term conditions (LTCs) such as diabetes, cystic fibrosis, anxiety, depression, and asthma can significantly impact the well-being and everyday life of children and young people. Health technologies have emerged as pivotal tools to assist in managing these conditions, but what exactly do young
The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) is pioneering a range of cutting-edge technological advancements aimed at enhancing healthcare for aging veterans. Under the leadership of Joe Ronzio, Deputy Chief Health Technology Officer for the VHA, several innovative projects are in development that
Digital health tools, like mobile apps, websites, and text message interventions, are increasingly recognized for their potential to transform the way chronic diseases are managed. With chronic diseases such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, and type 2 diabetes on the rise, the integration of
