Healthcare has been vital for Mexico’s survival, stability and prosperity. Never
before has this sector been put to the test as rigorously as in 2020. While the
country faced a global pandemic, it also faced ambitious public reforms based
on the government’s austerity policy to move toward universal healthcare.
Success was only possible through collaboration and communication.
Companies embraced technology to secure business continuity, medicine
and medical devices supply and, most importantly, treatment continuity.
Ensuring health provision for both COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 patients had
to be a key priority, especially considering Mexico’s epidemiological profile.
Amid this turbulence, the country also showed its potential to thrive as an
R&D and innovation center.
During the first digital edition of Mexico Health Summit, industry leaders
approached the sector from different perspectives, touching on value-based
models, new market ventures and investment coming to emerging market
niches.
