J.P. Morgan report: Healthtech trends 2025
J.P. Morgan's analysis forecasts stabilization in healthtech funding and expanded AI use in clinical and administrative workflows for 2025.
A new report from J.P. Morgan, "2025 Healthtech Trends," analyzes the trajectory of the health technology sector. The analysis indicates a stabilization within the sector, with venture funding expected to remain between $25-$30 billion annually despite macroeconomic headwinds.
In the U.S., per capita healthcare costs have tripled since 2000, while workforce shortages and access barriers create an urgent demand for technological solutions. The report highlights the potential of digital health platforms to expand care access and the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing clinical and administrative workflows.
A key trend for 2025 is the broad expansion of AI across both administrative and clinical operations. The report also forecasts that exit activity for healthtech companies will remain resilient.
The report identifies compelling opportunities for founders and investors in the healthtech space. Andrew McEvoy, Head of Health Tech Banking at J.P. Morgan, stated that the sector offers significant growth prospects as technology addresses the increasing need for more efficient and accessible healthcare.