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Today, the more than $100 billion HCIT market in the
U.S. is at an inflection point, growing at an accelerating
rate as healthcare participants continue to adopt new
technologies and applications to automate every
aspect of their workflow from HR to operations to
billing, scheduling, clinical trials, customer engagement,
care management, telemedicine and consumer
online shopping.
These growth tailwinds present an enormous
opportunity for HCIT innovators solving key healthcare
challenges through data, analytics, AI and technology.
As a veteran investor in healthcare and technology,
Bain Capital has been a leader in HCIT investing for
over a decade – supporting more than 35 of the most
innovative and disruptive companies in the sector.
Our history of collaboration across our healthcare and
technology verticals and between our Private Equity,
Tech Opportunities and Venture businesses, coupled
with the many operational and business-building
resources available to Bain Capital portfolio companies,
has led to deep intellectual property development and
disruptive innovation across the HCIT value chain.
Our most successful investments in the HCIT
space build on both imagination and collaboration.
Imagination, in that we have in some cases completely
re-platformed the companies we have invested in,
often through transformative mergers. Collaboration,
in that the Bain Capital team has tapped expertise
from across our platform to bring together the best of
later-stage business-building capabilities and early-
stage technology insights to produce market-leading
companies. Bain Capital’s experience in the space has
contributed to the development of our exceptional
HCIT companies and the ongoing efforts to improve
healthcare delivery around the world.
Healthcare IT
Over the last several years – healthcare technology (HCIT) has
become an integral part of the solutions powering our healthcare
ecosystem, as payers, providers, pharma companies and con-
sumers have embraced the transformative benefits that technol-
ogy can bring to improving cost, access and quality of care.
More HCIT investment highlights
U.S. is at an inflection point, growing at an accelerating
rate as healthcare participants continue to adopt new
technologies and applications to automate every
aspect of their workflow from HR to operations to
billing, scheduling, clinical trials, customer engagement,
care management, telemedicine and consumer
online shopping.
These growth tailwinds present an enormous
opportunity for HCIT innovators solving key healthcare
challenges through data, analytics, AI and technology.
As a veteran investor in healthcare and technology,
Bain Capital has been a leader in HCIT investing for
over a decade – supporting more than 35 of the most
innovative and disruptive companies in the sector.
Our history of collaboration across our healthcare and
technology verticals and between our Private Equity,
Tech Opportunities and Venture businesses, coupled
with the many operational and business-building
resources available to Bain Capital portfolio companies,
has led to deep intellectual property development and
disruptive innovation across the HCIT value chain.
Our most successful investments in the HCIT
space build on both imagination and collaboration.
Imagination, in that we have in some cases completely
re-platformed the companies we have invested in,
often through transformative mergers. Collaboration,
in that the Bain Capital team has tapped expertise
from across our platform to bring together the best of
later-stage business-building capabilities and early-
stage technology insights to produce market-leading
companies. Bain Capital’s experience in the space has
contributed to the development of our exceptional
HCIT companies and the ongoing efforts to improve
healthcare delivery around the world.
Healthcare IT
Over the last several years – healthcare technology (HCIT) has
become an integral part of the solutions powering our healthcare
ecosystem, as payers, providers, pharma companies and con-
sumers have embraced the transformative benefits that technol-
ogy can bring to improving cost, access and quality of care.
More HCIT investment highlights
