Future Healthcare Profits To Be $513B Per Year

McKinsey Report on the Future of US Healthcare Profits.

Consulting firm McKinsey has released a report entitled "The Future of US Healthcare."

The report focuses on 4 areas of future profits for healthcare companies in 2025:

1) Insurance Carriers - $57B in annual profit from growth in the Government Programs of Medicare Advantage and Managed Medicaid.

2) Pharmacy Services/PBMs - $62B in annual profit from growth in specialty pharmacy and infusions.

3) Services and Software - $68B in annual profit from growth in revenue cycle and software.

4) Providers - $326B from growth in outpatient services.

These 4 areas total $513B in healthcare profit per year by 2025. That's $1,545 in profit for every person in America.

Interestingly, these future profit areas are exactly the strategic focus of UnitedHealth Group... which is so big, it essentially IS the US Healthcare System.

Either McKinsey is parroting United's strategy or United is following McKinsey strategy. Who knows?!

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[shannastephenson]

excellent break down of the "healthcare" system.

[stallion]

Great video Dr Bricker. UHG is the real giant in healthcare. They own every type of healthcare company in their portfolio except, ironically, a hospital. I’m pretty sure they see a hospital as a public utility as opposed to a profit center.

[xp]

"United Health Group charges hospitals to collect the money from itself, what a great idea!" 🤣 you had me laughing at that point

[shanvash]

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[emilyjenkins]

Thank you so much!!!! This was amazingly helpful in understanding something I'm currently researching

[thabitpulak]

This stuff is fascinating! Looking forward to working for UHG as a physician 😅💀

All the more reason to pursue direct primary care 😎

[steflift]

They'd save a lot more than 60K once it compounds over time

[sanadbenali]

Why would a family pay 28000 for a child's share in the hc system

Or to rephrase why are children part of this payment system and do they really need such a steep share?

[endgamefond]

I think Luigi Mangione watched this video and traded his future for his anger towards healthcare system.