Tech for Good Series 2025重塑护理和房地产

INSIGHT PAPER 1: RESHAPING CARE AND REAL ESTATE2The Tech for Goodopportunity: reshapingcare and real estateTechnology is reshaping how care isdelivered, accessed and experienced- across hospitals, GP surgeries, carehomes and special educational needs(SEN schools) alike. It’s helping spotissues earlier, reduce pressure on staffand support more independent lives.For example, smart sensors alertcarers to changes in routine. Digitalplatforms connect fragmentedservices. Assistive tools give childrennew ways to learn, communicate andparticipate. These tools are alreadymaking a meaningful difference inhow care is delivered.ThisTech for Goodseries exploresthe technologies driving this change- delivering positive social impactalongside operational efficiency.Across five papers, we’ll explore:1.What Tech for Goodreally means2.The HealthTech revolution3.Breakthroughs in BioTechand MedTech4.AgeTech, EdTech andAssistive Tech in action5.A Global OpportunitiesIndex spotlighting the best-positioned countries fortech-ready care real estateWhat is Tech for Good?HealthTechDigital tools and platforms that improve how healthcare is delivered, accessedor managed often through apps, remote care or data-driven systems.EXAMPLES:DIGITAL HEALTH APPS, TELEMEDICINE PLATFORMS, REMOTEMONITORINGMedTechMedical devices and technologies used by professionals to diagnose, monitoror treat patients in clinical settings.EXAMPLES:IMAGING DEVICES, SURGICAL ROBOTICS, DIAGNOSTICSBioTechInnovations that use biology to develop new treatments, medicines ordiagnostics often focused on personalising care or preventing disease.EXAMPLES:GENETIC TESTING, BIOLOGICS, PERSONALISED MEDICINEEdTechTools that support education and training. Used in both special educationsettings and for upskilling clinicians.EXAMPLES:ACCESSIBLE LEARNING TOOLS FOR SPECIAL EDUCATIONAND CLINICIAN TRAININGAssistive TechProducts that help people with disabilities or impairments carry out everydaytasks more independently.EXAMPLES:SPEECH-TO-TEXT, SCREEN READERS, MOBILITY AIDSAgeTechTechnology designed to meet the needs of older adults - supporting safety,independence and wellbeing as people age.EXAMPLES:SMART SENSORS, FALLS DETECTION, DIGITALCOMPANIONSHIP FOR OLDER ADULTS 3Aramco Ventures. Total healthcaretech investment hit $15.6 billion - thestrongest in two years - with Q1 2025already 22% ahead year-on-year,reaching $2.9 billion. On the realestate side, around $31.5 billion ofcare and medical property transactedglobally in 2024. As investment buildsacross both sectors, the priorities ofreal estate professionals and privatecapital are starting to align - withlong-term value increasingly tied tooperational efficiency, scalability andfuture-readiness.BIOTECHHEALTHTECHPrimary care(GP clinics)PharmaciesDentistsAcute care (hospitals)PRIVATEHOSPITALSHEALTHCARESERVICESOfficesLabsLIFESCIENCES“We expect to see significantgrowth in healthcaretechnology acrossinnovation, investment andglobal adoption.” INSIGHT PAPER 1: RESHAPING CARE AND REAL ESTATEWHY IT MATTERS?Healthcare systems around the worldare under pressure. Demand is rising- driven by ageing populations andchronic conditions - but capacityis not. Many systems are alreadystretched, with growing wait times,staff shortages, and limited access totimely care.In response, the World HealthOrganization launched itsGlobal Strategy on Digital Health(2020–2025). The strategy calls fortechnologies that support prevention,diagnosis, care coordination andlong-term health management - allunderpinned by secure, ethical use ofpatient data.As a result, we expect to see significantgrowth in healthcare technologyacross innovation, investment andglobal adoption. The market isprojected to reach $1.5 trillion by 2030,ADULTCARESupported livingaccommodationAdult care homesMENTALHEALTHFACILITIESEARLYONSETDEMENTIACARE reflecting a compound annual growthrate of 16.8% from 2024.WHY HEALTHCARE REAL ESTATENEEDS TO PAY ATTENTIONHealthcare real estate sits outsidetraditional asset classes. Its valueis directly tied to the day-to-dayperformance of the businesses thatoccupy it - making it, by nature, anoperational sector.So why should investors considertechnology more actively in their realestate strategies? Because that’s wherethe capital is going and where value isbeing created.According to S&P Global, the ninelargest healthcare tech PE and VC fundcloses in 2024 raised approximately$44 billion across the US, SaudiArabia and the Netherlands, withmajor backers including Bain andAS SISTIVE TECHAGETECHEDTECHPersonal carehomeSenior living andassisted livingELDERLYCAREDEMENTIACARENursing care homeCBAChildren’snurseriesSpecialist education(SEN schools)CHILDREN'SRESIDENCESCHILDCARE ABIREHAB The above graphic showcases thecrossover between the respective Techfor Good categories and assets thatfall into health, social care and lifesciences. This is where the opportunitylies – at the intersection of healthcare,real estate and technology. Investorsare looking for efficient, h