Over the last three years, U.S. healthcare companies have continued to make significant capital investments. Some of the key trends include:
- Venture Capital (VC) Funding: In 2020, venture healthcare investment reached a record $16 billion. According to Silicon Valley Bank, the first half of 2021 alone saw over $21.8 billion raised in healthcare, surpassing the entire 2020 amount. The healthtech sector attracted substantial investment during this period.
- Private Equity (PE) Acquisitions: Private equity firms have been actively investing in healthcare-related businesses. From an estimated annual deal value of $41.5 billion in 2010, PE acquisitions surged to over $200 billion in 2021. In the past decade, they’ve injected more than $750 billion into the U.S. healthcare market.
- Value-Based Care: Private capital inflows to value-based care companies increased more than fourfold from 2019 to 2021, signaling a shift toward innovative care delivery models3.
These trends are indicative of the robust CapEx investment in the healthcare sector. Investment of this magnitude demands a level of scrutiny that manual spreadsheet processes just cannot support.
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