mHealth Devices in Home Monitoring Applications
The home monitoring device market has been seeing a vast amount of change, with new devices providing a multitude of functions. Devices are no longer just directed to the elderly, as other vulnerable people are also potential end-users. A number of drivers are fueling growth within home monitoring adoption, with key factors being an aging demographic, a shift to home care among healthcare providers and individuals, greater availability around home monitoring offerings, increased monitoring functionality, and more awareness around these devices. This report examines changes taking place within the home monitoring market related to device development and adoption. Forecasts include population demographic change, home monitoring device shipments, and home monitoring device protocols. There is also a table outlining the key features of some of the major players’ devices.
Table of Contents
- 1. AN INCREASING NEED FOR HOME MONITORING DEVICES
- 1.1. Independent Vulnerable Users
- 1.2. Drivers and Inhibitors
- 1.3. Increasing Number of Dependents
- 1.4. China's Aging Population
- 2. HOME MONITORING DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS
- 2.1. Home Monitoring Devices
- 2.2. Wearable Home Monitoring Devices
- 2.3. Non-wearable Home Monitoring Devices
- 2.4. Home Monitoring Device Forecasts
- 2.5. Home Monitoring Non-wearable Accessory Devices
- 2.6. Device Connectivity Definitions
- 2.7. Home Monitoring Device Protocols
- 2.8. Home Monitoring Device Shipments by Region
- 3. MAJOR PLAYERS IN THE HOME MONITORING DEVICE MARKET
- 3.1. Current Major Players
- 3.2. New Entrants and Start-Ups
- 3.3. The Future of Home Monitoring Device
