GC Capital Ideas July 6, 2020

As the costs stemming from COVID-19 continue to climb, reinsurers are collaborating with the healthcare industry on how to mitigate the impacts of the virus on the sector. Virtual health care options are becoming increasingly commonplace, and the growing use of telemedicine and capacity constraints within our healthcare system will potentially dull utilization increases.

As the pandemic continues, the greater healthcare industry is wondering to what extent the digital-first health system is likely to become commonplace, according to Oliver Wyman Health & Life Sciences Partners Ran Strul, Josh Michelson and Charlie Hoban. Guy Carpenter is an affiliate of Oliver Wyman. There are two main reasons for this interest.

The first reason is the rapid...

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