90+ companies form since inception of PPACA

In the five years since its inception the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has made dramatic changes in the healthcare field, not the least of which is the birth of nearly a 100 new companies. A recent report from PwC’s Health Research Institute has found that more than 90 new companies have entered the market following the enactment of the healthcare reform legislation.

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“Most striking, the five trends have led to the creation of more than 90 new companies that have entered the sector since 2010,” said Ceci Connolly, managing director of PwC’s Health Research Institute.  “The ACA has opened gates for savvy investors and start-ups to take a piece of the $2.9 trillion industry.”

The report also noted a number of other trends sparked by the PPACA including:

•    New payment models
•    Increased focus on primary care
•    Establishment of the health insurance exchanges

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