Primary care delivery is approximately a $300 billion market, even though it makes up just 5% to 7% of US healthcare spending annually. Well-funded primary care disruptors are moving in, with an eye toward changing consumer attitudes and demographics. There's no one-size-fits-all strategy for this growing cohort of companies, but many are offering consumers easier access and convenience, as well as an enhanced work environment for physicians.
Patients have more options than ever to get care, from urgent care centers to health clinics in local retail pharmacies. They are now more likely to jump from one primary care physician to another, and they're placing less value in having one at all. Disruptors are recognizing these trends and structuring their business models accordingly.
Several startups are gravitating toward value-based care models—specifically ones focused on Medicare patients, most of whom have multiple chronic conditions. Efficient treatment of these patients requires robust technology, such as internally...
 | Report Preview  * This chart and data were pulled from The Primary Care Disruptors Report by Insider Intelligence. Purchase the report below for $995 for immediate access. | | | Primary care delivery is approximately a $300 billion market, even though it makes up just 5% to 7% of US healthcare spending annually. Well-funded primary care disruptors are moving in, with an eye toward changing consumer attitudes and demographics. There's no one-size-fits-all strategy for this growing cohort of companies, but many are offering consumers easier access and convenience, as well as an enhanced work environment for physicians.
Patients have more options than ever to get care, from urgent care centers to health clinics in local retail pharmacies. They are now more likely to jump from one primary care physician to another, and they're placing less value in having one at all. Disruptors are recognizing these trends and structuring their business models accordingly.
Several startups are gravitating toward value-based care models—specifically ones focused on Medicare patients, most of whom have multiple chronic conditions. Efficient treatment of these patients requires robust technology, such as internally... | | | Other Related Reports |  Healthcare incumbents have been dragging their feet on digital transformation—but the coronavirus pandemic forced their hands to accelerate digitization... ACCESS FULL REPORT |  The steady rise of value-based reimbursement models, high rates of chronic disease, and widening health disparities are leading... ACCESS FULL REPORT | | |  To learn more about Insider Intelligence and our Health coverage, click below and fill out the form, and a member of our team will be in touch with you. | | | | |
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