Information sharing, discussion and industry updates for those working within or for the private healthcare industry in the UK #healthcare - by LaingBuisson.

London, England
Joined January 2012
Thank you for an inspiring day at #WomensHealthFemTech26! Huge thank you to our event partner Mills & Reeve, Executive Partner Healistic, and Executive & Drinks Partner Pharmacierge, along with all our speakers and attendees. #WomensHealth #FemTech
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Demand for women’s health services is growing, but is funding keeping up? MUTU System, Mills & Reeve, Alvarez & Marsal, WPA and Phoenix Equity Partners discuss sustainable funding and improving access to care. #WomensHealth #FemTech
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Nearly 4 million UK women aged 45–55 are employed, yet inactivity remains high among women over 50. Dr Jane Benjamin of HCA Primary Care highlights the impact of gynaecological waiting lists and access to care. #WomensHealth
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SEEN, Candesic, MOR Advisory, 28X, Jack Fertility and Hesta Health discuss how innovation and investment can turn new technologies into better care. #WomensHealth #FemTech #HealthTech
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MSI UK, Mills & Reeve, Modality Community Gynaecology Service, Healistic and London Gynaecology discuss accessible care and the challenges of developing specialist services. #WomensHealth #FemTech
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Better data means better care. @MenopauseMandate, @MillsReeve, Amilis and Wellbeing of Women explore how stronger evidence can improve women’s health outcomes. #WomensHealth #FemTech
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Nathalie Alpi from @PHIN highlights how reproductive health remains a key focus for women aged 30–59, while demand for oncology and other specialist services is growing. For women over 60, demand increasingly shifts towards age-related conditions. #WomensHealth #FemTech
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Danielle Henry from @IHPN explores how providers are adapting to changing patient needs at #WomensHealthFemTech26. #WomensHealth #FemTech
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Paulina Szklarek (@Mooncup), Nina van Schaick (@Peripear), Sophie Burton-Jones (@MillsReeve) and Anna O’Sullivan (@CensHERship) discuss algorithmic bias, content restrictions and the impact on women’s health businesses. #WomensHealth #FemTech
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The opening keynote, The state we’re in, is underway at #WomensHealthFemTech26, with @MillsReeve and @RCObsGyn exploring women’s health inequalities and turning England’s renewed Women’s Health Strategy into better outcomes. #WomensHealth #FemTech
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Tomorrow, the Women's Health and FemTech Conference 2026 begins.  We're looking forward to welcoming the leaders looking to help bridge the gender health inequality gap.  Register now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0x3Tjx0
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🚨 In TWO DAYS, leaders from UK independent healthcare, technology, investment and insurance will come together to share ideas, make new connections and discuss how we can bridge the health inequality gap.  Register now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0x3Sw70
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⏰ In just THREE DAYS, healthcare leaders, innovators, investors and FemTech pioneers will come together to share insights, challenge thinking and explore what's next for women's healthcare.  Register for the Women’s Health & FemTech Conference now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0x3X-S0
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What do changing public and government attitudes towards private providers of health and social care really mean?   LaingBuisson’s 37th edition of the UK Healthcare Market Review highlights emerging opportunities and challenges: eu1.hubs.ly/H0wws5B0
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Join us for the inaugural Women's Health & FemTech Conference 2026.   Bringing together senior leaders from independent healthcare and FemTech to explore the innovations and opportunities shaping women's healthcare.   Secure your place today - eu1.hubs.ly/H0w_MfR0
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We're just ONE WEEK away from the Women's Health and FemTech Conference 2026.  Register now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0x3Tzx0
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Private Healthcare Intelligence retweeted
Demand for specialist women’s health services is changing how independent providers approach service development. Danielle Henry of @IndHealthPN will look at changing patient needs and the opportunities emerging across women’s healthcare. Register now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0z0d3H0
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Private Healthcare Intelligence retweeted
Women’s health businesses, educators and campaigners continue to face restrictions on legitimate health content across online platforms. When content is restricted, rejected or quietly deprioritised, the consequences extend beyond individual businesses to public information, health campaigns and the ability of women’s health organisations to reach their audiences. Speaking on this important session include: 🔵Kate Prince, Essity UK & Ireland 🔵Sophie Burton-Jones, Mills & Reeve 🔵Anna O’Sullivan, CensHERship The session will examine gender bias in algorithms, the impact of self-censorship and what policymakers, platforms and regulators can do next. Register now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0z0bly0 #WomensHealth #FemTech
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