Over the past decade, a new generation of inclusive healthcare initiatives has emerged, that aims to improve access to care for vulnerable populations in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), with sustainable models. Such innovations are much needed in a context where NCDs (non-communicable diseases) are on the rise, against which national health systems are insufficiently equipped and funded. Yet, they are not scaling as quickly as they should to address the global disease burden. This study looks at how pioneering companies have succeeded in building inclusive models, relevant against NCDs, sustainable, and at scale. We asked them to share what they had learned and what may have held them back. This collaborative approach allowed us to craft recommendations on how to unlock their growth potential. The study is intended for entrepreneurs, corporates, investors, donors, and governments who are open to learn from inspiring practitioners, to expand their operations without reinventing the wheel and build ambitious initiatives that could take innovations in healthcare to the next level.