MedCity News January 3, 2025
Katie Adams

Leaders from Red Cell Partners, an investment and incubation firm that funds and builds healthcare startups, shared key trends they’re keeping their eyes on this year — including increased adoption of AI agents and redefined GLP-1 management frameworks for employers.

As we enter another new year, healthcare leaders are closely watching trends that are poised to reshape the industry.

Leaders from Red Cell Partners — a McLean, Virginia-based investment and incubation firm that funds, builds, and scales startups in the healthcare and national security industries — shared some trends they are keeping their eyes on this year with MedCity News. Below are three of the most notable trends that these leaders highlighted.

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Biotechnology, Employer, Insurance, Medicaid, Pharma / Biotech, Technology, Trends
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