Patient Centric Healthcare App Market Upcoming Demands & Growth Analysis 2018 - 2026 | Philips mobile medical app (Philips), miMeds (iPatientCare), miCalc (iPatientCare), miWater (iPatientCare)

The global patient centric healthcare app market is highly fragmented owing to the participation of many established and emerging players in the patient centric healthcare app market. Major players involved in the global patient centric healthcare app market include Philips, iPatientCare, MobileSmith, Klick Health, and Health Fabric. Major players provide their apps for free. However, to avail of major services such as interactions with doctors, a one-time fee or a subscription model is adopted. For instance, DynaMed Mobile, Isabel, and Epocrates are some of the many apps in the market that are free to download, though there is a subscription fee applicable to avail of additional services. Advancements in technology are expected to pave way for patient centric healthcare apps that would monitor patient data in real-time and transmit the information to healthcare professionals for analysis.

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.

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Technological developments and product launches by market players is expected to drive demand for patient centric healthcare applications. In July 2019, Careology, a firm that uses intelligent technology to monitor health through a range of popular health-tracking devices, announced its plans to launch an AI-enabled, wearable app for patients diagnosed with cancer.

In June 2019, Innomar Strategies, a Canadia-focused subsidiary of AmerisourceBergen, launched a mobile app called Chronically Simple, that lets individuals with chronic conditions store and manage diagnostic images, test results, and health records online.

MHealth (mobile health) companies are focused on strategies such as acquisitions and collaborations to increase their market position and expand their product portfolio. In March 2019, Netmeds, an India-based mhealth firm that lets customers order prescription or over-the-counter medicines online, announced that it is acquiring a health-technology start-up, KiViHealth. The acquisition will allow Netmeds to utilize the KiViHealth platform which allows doctors to generate digital prescriptions.

Global Patient Centric Healthcare App Market Taxonomy

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
Others
Technology Type:
Internet-based Technology
Mobile Devices
Home Telehealth
Operating System:
iOS
Androids
Windows
End Users:
Personal Usage
Hospital
Clinics
Others

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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.

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