Global Home Care Software Market 2018 By Production, Value, Supply or Demand and Forecasts 2023

Orbis Research delivers key insights on the global Home Care Software market in a new report titled “Global Home Care Software, Solution, Nature, End User, Geography, Trends, Forecast 2018-2023”. Report Covers various factors and trends impacting market growth over the forecast period.

Description:

The global and Chinese home care software market is majorly driven by the rising geriatric populations, cost effectiveness as well as supportive initiatives taken by the government. Moreover, raising smartphone penetration, tele health technology and technological advancements are some of the factors boosting the global home care software market. However, high maintenance costs, data insecurity plus lack of skilled people are some of the factors hampering market’s growth.

Homecare software is very well designed to handle all the domestic tasks of home efficiently. Elderly and disabled individuals are unable to manage their routine activities and dependent upon homecare services offered by best-in-class homecare agencies.

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Following are some of the functions of home care software:

CRM Functionality: Home care software enables companies with tracking prospects and referral sources at one place along with the flexibility to track sales performance via quick reporting functions.

Marketability: Home care software offers value-added benefits to market company’s prospects which is inclusive of safe log-ins to a family room interface.

Mobility: Now-a-days home care software are cloud-based, that refers to easy access from any web-enabled device, such as smartphones and tablets.

Caregiver Applications: With robust home care software, hiring and managing caregivers becomes simple.

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Taiwan-headquartered home care facility, Ucarer, helps connect Chinese seniors who search for in-home care with homecare professionals, is planning to expand its business in Silicon Valley.

Ucarer is the first homecare service platform that serves Chinese community in the United States. Tech-based startups compete to gain foothold in the segment of homecare where high-quality and personalized in-home care is increasing. Tech-enabled homecare startups have attained funding of US$400 million in year 2018. But Chinese home care market has narrowed down due to its cultural elements, therefore Chinese homecare players are yet considered at infancy stage.

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Ucarer is based out of Taiwan and plans to expand their services to every Chinese across the globe. In Taiwan, these platforms are adequately catering their audience by offering unique care services, ranging from certified nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, creative arts therapists and caregivers.  

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