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Home care digitalization continues to gain strong momentum, driven by the rapid growth of the elderly population, increasing prevalence of multi-morbidity, persistent workforce shortages, and rising cost and efficiency pressures on payers and public health systems. Population aging is not only increasing the volume of home care but also its complex...

Telehealth services and systems have made the most progress in remote management of post-acute care patients or among patients with chronic conditions, many of whom have one or more co-morbidity. This progress is visible across 4 major segments: remote patient monitoring (RPM), virtual telehealth visits, mobile health (mHealth), and personal emerge...

This report offers a forward-looking analysis of the consumer wellness landscape through 2030 by examining how rapid technological progress, evolving consumer expectations, and cross-industry convergence are reshaping wellness into a data-driven and highly personalized ecosystem. It revolves around the shift from reactive care toward proactive, pre...

07 Jul 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

United States Healthcare Consumerism Growth Opportunities

The Quantified Self Consumer Behavior and Innovative Business Models Create Future Growth Potential

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This research service examines the future of healthcare consumerism in the United States in terms of changing patient demographics and demands, technological advancements, digital health, shift in consumer behavior to non-traditional healthcare settings, and innovative healthcare business models. Healthcare consumerism is on the rise as individual...

Women’s health is moving beyond single-condition apps and episodic visits toward connected care that follows each life stage—from adolescence to pregnancy and postpartum, through perimenopause and healthy aging. What makes this feasible now is the convergence of policy tailwinds (e.g., expanded postpartum coverage), AI+ at-home diagnostics (earlie...

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...

Clinical-grade wearables are regulatory-approved devices that provide clinically actionable data for monitoring, diagnostic, and therapeutic applications. As demand for continuous remote monitoring of patients increases to mitigate healthcare challenges, such as rising costs and staff shortages, so will the potential for wearable devices to support...

This study charts how digital health ecosystems are likely to form and scale through 2040 and what that implies for providers, payers, technology vendors, and retail/community partners. We define a digital health ecosystem as an interoperable platform that coordinates people, data, and decisions across home, retail, and hospital settings—secured by...

Frost & Sullivan announces exciting new research from its Transformational Health program touching on some of the most important issues in healthcare now and in the future. This Frost & Sullivan research service presents a comprehensive analysis of the market potential and dynamics of the population health management (PHM) market in the United S...