On this episode of the FEG Insight Bridge Podcast, CIO Greg Dowling welcomes Oliver Moses, Managing Partner of WindRose Health Investors. Moses shares his journey into healthcare investing and the evolution of private equity's role in the sector. The two discuss the rapid growth of healthcare, post-COVID challenges like labor shortages, and how technology, including AI, is driving efficiency. Moses also addresses criticisms of private equity in healthcare and highlights WindRose's investments, including a case study on AI nurse assistant Eleanor. The episode wraps up with a look at Moses’ personal mission to use investment strategy to improve and provide free healthcare access for 30,000 children annually in Liberia through Haven Care.

Tune in for key insights on healthcare's future and private equity's role in shaping it.

Key Takeaways

Healthcare is a rapidly growing sector facing significant challenges such as reimbursement risks, labor shortages, and rising costs.
AI has the potential to significantly improve efficiency and reduce costs in healthcare, as demonstrated by applications like AI-driven revenue cycle management and a large language model nurse, named Eleanor.
Post-COVID, healthcare companies face significant labor shortages and cost challenges, highlighting the need for innovative solutions to improve efficiency and manage expenses.

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PE Health Checkup with Oliver Moses

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