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McKinsey Report Identifies Healthcare Services and Technology as Fastest-Growing Value…

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A new report from McKinsey & Company, titled the 2027 U.S. healthcare outlook, identified Healthcare Services and Technology (HST) as the industry’s fastest-growing value pool segment, accelerated by AI. The report noted that total provider EBITDA rebounded to $350–369 billion in 2025 after dropping to $241 billion in 2022, while total payer EBITDA collapsed to $9 billion in 2025. Overall healthcare EBITDA is projected to grow at a 7% CAGR from 2025 to 2030.

From hitconsultant.net

Why it matters

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The expansion within HST is characterized by a shift toward software-driven automation, particularly in enterprise data and analytics platforms, displacing legacy business process outsourcing. This growth occurs amid a constrained federal fiscal environment, with the 2026 U.S. federal budget deficit forecast at $1.9 trillion.

From hitconsultant.net

Who's involved

  • McKinsey & CompanyGlobal management consulting firm that published the report on U.S. healthcare trends.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • BarclaysSpeculative

    Barclays might adjust its financial risk and investment strategies due to the identified high-growth nature of the AI sector within HST.

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