The purpose is to study Business Intelligence (BI) -tools that enable value creation in the private healthcare sector in Finland. The focus is especially on the utilization of BI-tools. This means to study the factors that enable the BI-tools to create value for the organization. As the healthcare sector is changing rapidly, it is putting forward a growing need for developing new ways for data-driven decisions, especially at the organizational level. Researched organizations are private healthcare organizations in Finland. Walter et al.’s (2001) function-oriented value analysis is used as a framework to point out the BI-tools’ meaning in value creation. The empirical data was collected during winter and spring 2017. Thematic interviews of key-personnel responsible for BI were conducted, to gain understanding of the value creation with BI-tool utilization in the Finnish private healthcare industry. The themes were related to what kinds of BI-tools they are using, how their BI is organized, what are their challenges in BI and what kinds of future needs and development ideas they have for BI. Data-driven value creation is one of the most important aspects in the private healthcare sector organizations. By analysing the BI-tools, their challenges, future needs and development roadmaps, we gain better understanding of the value creation factors in the private healthcare sector organization. This helps us to understand the potential of value creation, its relations and requirements in utilization of BI-tools. The suggested approach has significant novelty value in the context of the Finnish private healthcare sector. In this study the outcome will provide valuable information as well as deep understanding on the existing BI-tools portfolio used in the Finnish private healthcare sector companies. Advanced BI-tools would increase the ability of value creation in the private healthcare sector organizations. The approach provides valuable insights for value identifying the future needs of Business Intelligence and creates understanding on the current state within the private healthcare sector.