CB Insights May 24, 2017
Nikhil Krishnan

Health insurers in the US market are investing and acquiring private companies as changes from new healthcare legislation continue to reshape their sector.

The full research piece appears on our blog

After the passage of the Affordable Care Act legislation, the US health insurance market was shaken up by a number of new dynamics, including the growth in numbers of covered people, the introduction of health exchanges, and the new emphasis on preventive medicine. Even though the current health regulatory landscape has been in flux, the shift to value-based medicine has not changed and insurers are still looking for more ways to manage the health of their covered population, differentiate their offerings, and get new datasets, among other efforts.

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