Access to care will remain a barrier for rural towns, underserved communities and vulnerable patients after the pandemic subsides, and the healthcare industry will feel the ripple effects of over-burdened facilities, staff and resources for months and even years to come. The advancements we achieve today will serve to be a valuable long-term investment in improving access to care and quality health services overall. With the pandemic showing no signs of slowing down, and the widespread embrace of new technology in the industry, investors should prepare to take advantage of the opportunity to further that innovation — or miss the boat on a profitable venture.


About the author: Diane Yoo founded Medingenii Capital in July 2019, with the mission to advance healthcare by cultivating companies with innovative products and technology. She is a results-driven entrepreneur, venture capitalist and angel investor with more than 15 years of experience in company acquisitions, expansions and turnarounds who is fiercely dedicated to delivering exceptional results. Her mission is to effectively utilize her network, community leadership and professional expertise to help elevate women and diverse entrepreneurs.


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