Is Healthcare Infrastructure Still Scaling Too Independently?

Along with the other industries we spend time on; one thing we’ve started noticing more recently is that some of the strongest opportunities in healthcare infrastructure may ultimately come less from isolated operators scaling independently and more from strategically aligned businesses building around adjacent capabilities over time. Distribution, Mobile Deployment, Service, Specialized Transport, Refurbishment, GovCon access, and Healthcare Logistics all overlap operationally far more than most people realize. What’s interesting is that many of these businesses are still scaling largely in isolation despite obvious infrastructure and growth synergies. Feels like there’s a much larger long-term opportunity around aligned healthcare infrastructure ecosystems than the market currently appreciates. Curious whether others here operating in healthcare, distribution, logistics, service, manufacturing, or adjacent infrastructure areas are starting to see similar overlap opportunities emerge between operators that historically would have remained completely separate?