Patient Centric Healthcare App Market Drivers, Challenges, Future Trends With Top Players Philips, iPatientCare, MobileSmith, Klick Health, and Health Fabric

Coherent Market Insights has announced the addition of the “Patient Centric Healthcare App Market Size Status and Forecast 2026”, The report classifies the global Patient Centric Healthcare App Market in a precise manner to offer detailed insights about the aspects responsible for augmenting as well as restraining market growth.

This report studies the global Patient Centric Healthcare App Speaker market, analyzes and researches the Patient Centric Healthcare App Speaker development status and forecast in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Rest of the World. This report focuses on the top players in global market, like Philips, iPatientCare, MobileSmith, Klick Health, and Health Fabric

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Increasing consumer health awareness and rising prevalence of various diseases is peaking consumer interest towards ways to monitor and maintain good health. Increasing prevalence of obesity and diabetes, and high cholesterol levels due to changes in lifestyle and proliferation of smartphones and wearable devices are influencing the populace to opt for various health monitoring apps to monitor and maintain optimal health. Patient centric healthcare apps help users to stay updated about medication times, number of calories consumed, dehydration level in body, etc. As per a recent statistic shared by Apple Inc., on an average, an iPhone user unlocks his phone 80 times a day, while statistics released by Pew Research stated that around 46% of people surveyed in the U.S. claimed that they simply could not live without their phones. This creates a large target population for developers of health apps Increasing trend towards usage of healthcare IT systems to offer access to patients data to practitioners sitting anywhere in world and routine checkup of lab reports, easy access to radiology and pathology reports from mobile devices is expected to boost growth of patient centric healthcare app market.

Increasing occurrence of complications due to non-adherence to doctor’s recommendations and not undergoing routine checkup due to busy work life, necessitates a companion app that helps users actively monitor their health. The healthcare industry in general is experience an increasing trend towards patient-centric approach in clinical trials focusing on personalized medicine and patient empowerment. This entails enhanced focus on patient care as part of healthcare services and enables the patient to access the various services and take control of their own health. This is expected to further create lucrative opportunities to patient centric healthcare applications providers for diagnostic purpose. Increasing government initiatives to digitalize healthcare system in their respective countries as part of overhauling and strengthening the healthcare infrastructure is acting as a value-driver to patient centric healthcare app. Dubai Health Authority (DHA) launched patient centric app Sehhaty as part of its smart city program. Developed regions such as North America and Europe are expected to contribute major share to the market due to higher acceptance of advanced technologies, complemented by robust healthcare infrastructure and high discretionary income in these regions.

Major Patient centric Healthcare apps in the market: Patient Centric Connected Care (PC3)( Infinite Computer Solutions Inc.), IntelliVue Guardian System (Philips), Philips mobile medical app (Philips), miMeds (iPatientCare), miCalc (iPatientCare), miWater (iPatientCare), Apple’s CareKit (Apple) etc.

The global patient centric healthcare app market is classified on the basis of following segments:

Category Type:

Wellness Management
Fitness
Lifestyle and stress
Diet and Nutrition
Disease and Treatment Management
Healthcare Providers/Insurance
Medication Reminders and Information
Women’s Health and Pregnancy
Disease specific

Technology Type:

Internet-based Technology
Mobile Devices
Home Telehealth

Operating System:

iOS
Androids
Windows
End Users:
Personal Usage
Hospital
Clinics

What Information does this report contain?

-Historical data coverage: 2013 to 2017; Growth Projections: 2018 to 2026.
-Expert analysis: industry, governing, innovation and technological trends; factors impacting development; drawbacks, SWOT.
-6-7 year performance forecasts: major segments covering applications, top products and geographies.
-Competitive landscape reporting: market leaders and important players, competencies and capacities of these companies in terms of production as well as sustainability and prospects.

Companies are focusing on introducing novel apps that can sync with various health monitoring devices and offer compatibility with most major mobile platforms in order to increase product penetration. In July 2014, iPatientCare, Inc., one of the pioneer in mhealth and cloud based ambulatory HER launched its new patient centric app for iphone and ipad. It allows patients and clinicians to remain updated about patient’s health. In September 2016, IBA and Philip launched its new patient centric solution for IBA’s proton therapy system for treatment of cancer. In 2015, Health Fabric, launched its product health fabric store where clinicians and commissioners create, share and recommend care plans to their patients.

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