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Smart implants are medical devices that incorporate sensors, electronics, and wireless communication technologies to provide unprecedented diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities. In this report, Frost & Sullivan analyzes smart implants with monitoring capabilities that can track different implant types and provide patient health data to clinicia...

The value-based care (VBC) model aims to offer better outcomes and care quality to patients cost-effectively. Multiple stakeholders, including payers, healthcare providers, and medical technology (medtech) players, can share the revenue risk and incentive for providing better value. The United States is a pioneer in VBC adoption, followed by countr...

The global smart hospital market is entering a pivotal growth phase, moving beyond pilot deployments into enterprise-wide transformation. Smart hospitals represent a digitally enabled model of care delivery, built on the integration of IoT, interoperability, AI, digital twins, and extended care models such as hospital-at-home and virtual care. In t...

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, molecular diagnostics mergers/acquisition transactions and product launches for infectious disease testing are indicating a pivot toward a new direction or an enhancement of portfolios. The emergence of saliva sample testing and the transition to PCR-based syndromic and direct-to-consumer testing for respir...

27 Jun 2018  |  Global  |  Market Research

Vision 2025—Healthcare in the Smart Home

Opportunities Lie in the Integration of Big Data, AI, Aging-in-Place, Disease Management, and Wellness to Optimize a Single Consumer Health Platform

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Smart homes are no longer an emerging concept. Consumers are not only warming up to the idea but also buying home automation products. Smart speakers seem to be the favorite, with sales jumping from a meager 6 million units in 2016 to a whopping 33.2 million units in 2017. The developing ecosystem of home automation products that each of these curr...

Traditional training environments face patient safety risks, resource constraints, and limited exposure to rare event scenarios. Additionally, physical simulations are costly, limiting accessibility (especially in resource-constrained settings). Current simulation models lack personalization, resulting in operational complexity for hospitals due to...

Today, the healthcare industry is focused toward patient centric care and preventative healthcare. Preventative healthcare involves regular screening and diagnosis for diseases before the condition becomes fatal. Early diagnosis improves the clinical outcome of the patients, reduces emergency visits, and subsequently healthcare costs. Usually, ear...

According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), value-based care (VBC) programs reward healthcare providers with incentive payments for the quality of care they provide Medicare patients. These programs are part of its larger CMS quality strategy to reform healthcare delivery and payment. Value-based programs support 3 aims: b...

Biologics, particularly peptide and protein therapies, are a rapidly growing therapeutic area because they can target complex biological pathways with high efficacy. These therapies are becoming important in oncology, metabolic disease, and autoimmune conditions supported by the growing global disease burden and growth in areas such as GLP-1s and m...