Health & Life Sciences
The industries associated with health and life sciences are inherently complex, shaped by a web of clinical, regulatory, and economic forces. Matters Graph’s focus within this space has been particularly sharp: we concentrate on products and services sold into healthcare providers and life sciences organizations, rather than the providers or payers themselves. This distinction enables us to explore the commercial dynamics that drive growth and risk for companies operating in these sectors.
Our experience supporting companies in the healthcare and life sciences sectors is both broad and deep. It draws on decades of Commercial Due Diligence (CDD) work and relies on significant domain expertise, including that of Dr. Lynt Johnson, Associate Partner. Dr. Johnson brings a rare combination of clinical insight and commercial acumen, having spent decades as a practicing surgeon and healthcare leader. His perspective helps bridge the gap between therapeutic efficacy and provider economics, and he plays a critical role in shaping our understanding of how clinical differentiation translates into commercial advantage.
Understanding the healthcare and life sciences landscape requires more than surface-level analysis. It demands fluency in the dynamics of payors and reimbursement models, a nuanced understanding of regulatory and pricing risks, and the ability to map out provider—and, in some cases, patient—preferences and decision-making criteria. We pay particular attention to the distinction between clinician preference and the priorities of the economic buyer, which are often misaligned. We also seek clarity on clinical differentiation—not just therapeutic effectiveness, but also the operational and financial impact on the provider’s business.
Custom-sourced Voice of Customer research is essential to our approach. We engage directly with clinicians, economic buyers, clinical administrators, value assessment committees, and even consumer and social service advocates to understand the full spectrum of demand drivers. Our research spans perceived efficacy, switching costs, barriers to adoption, and the nuanced factors that influence choice and loyalty.
Matters Graph has supported CDD across a wide range of opportunities in MedTech, including medical devices, consumables, capital equipment, digital health, health informatics, enterprise healthcare software, and healthcare AI, such as transcription, workflow optimization, and clinical decision support. We’ve also worked extensively in the pharmaceutical and services sectors, including RPO, supporting clients that sell into diverse clinical, diagnostic, and development environments. These include R&D labs, diagnostic labs, physician practices (both independent and group), clinics, hospitals, and ambulatory care settings.
Our Health & Life Sciences projects include:
- AI cognitive computing solutions to support in-hospital clinical care decisions
- Ancillary healthcare provider network services
- Dental infection prevention solutions
- Dental labs
- Independent diagnostic labs/workplace testing services
- Medical and diagnostic labs
- Specialized EHR systems
- Teleguidance for remote imaging
- Barbed sutures
- Companion animal veterinary mass cell ablation
- Computer assisted surgical devices
- Emergency service vehicles – type 1, 2, and 3
- Energy-based minimally invasive surgical devices
- GP companion animal veterinary hospitals/services
- Healthcare delivery (clinics and practices)
- High powered lasers- humans and veterinary Libro de presentación
- Orthopedic surgical robotic equipment
- Pre-operative imaging and planning
- Reverse shoulder implants
- Robotic orthopedic cutting guide
- Social care assessment and training services
- Soft tissue repair fixation implantsLibro de presentación
- Surgical/medical equipment and instruments
- Surgical robots
- Surgical wound closure
- Virtual physical therapy services
- Anatomical shoulder implants
- Ankle replacement medical device Libro de presentación
- Dental procedural tools—scalers (hand and power)
- Foot and ankle surgical products and implants Libro de presentación
- Hemostasis products
- Orthopedic implants
- Orthopedic medical devices Libro de presentación
- Orthopedic surgery bone state and implant insertion quality sensor and feedback system
- Orthopedic surgical and therapeutic productsLibro de presentación
- Sterile F&A implants
- Surgical treatment of Hallux Valgus
- Total shoulder arthroplasty devices
- Bone healing ultrasound devices
- Clinical room IAQ/air purification devices
- Dental equipment
- DME products – mobility and patient rooms
- Laser therapy and radial pressure wave medical devices
- PT devices
- Respiratory care products
- Shockwave modality therapy devices
- Diabetic foot therapies
- Exoskeleton/rehabilitation
- Functional electrical stimulation devices
- Medical gas systems and components
- On-site employer PT, OT, and behavioral health
- On-site primary care clinics
- Orthopedic post-surgical bracing Libro de presentación
- Suction and oxygen therapyLibro de presentación
- Therapeutic shoes
- Veterinary pharmaceuticals
- Hospital energy management services
- Medical waste management
- Contract manufacturing and GMP laboratories
- Diabetes therapy
- Pharmacovigilance & drug safety, clinical development, regulatory, and medical affairs process and compliance management
- Billing and payments systems
- HCM software
- Healthcare IT and data services
- In-hospital AI diagnostics
- Integrated practice management and EMR
- Medical transcription automation (AI)
- Primary care medication decision support data services
- Revenue cycle management
- Scheduling matrix utilizing machine learning and predictive analytics
- AI and predictive analytics to optimize hospital resource allocation (e.g., various (and specified) surgical suites, infusion resources, inpatient beds, etc.)
- Behavioral health front-end /back-end billing services
- Employer direct healthcare (EDH) – primary care
- Healthcare professional recruitment services
- Pharma & biotech marketing services
- Practice management software
- Primary care software market entry strategy