Digital Health

29 Oct 2021  |  North America  |  Mega Trends

US 5G Wireless Growth Opportunities in Healthcare

Advances in Network Capabilities Liberate Remote Patient Monitoring, Telehealth, and Virtual Care from Yesterday’s Limitations

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5G refers to the 5th generation of wireless technology that promises to deliver game-changing benefits to users, including dramatically increased bandwidth, higher speed, reduced latency, and network slicing. The bottom line: 5G will accommodate dramatically more devices, media, and users. This will especially impact the Internet of Things, which w...

14 Oct 2021  |  North America  |  Mega Trends

US Healthcare Cybersecurity Growth Opportunities

Increased Adoption by End Users and a Growing Number of New Entrants Catalyzing Transformational Growth

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The research service will provide an overview of the US healthcare cybersecurity market from 2021 to 2026. Healthcare cybersecurity includes those systems, applications, and IT-enabled services that assess third-party vendor risks, safeguard data networks, privatize cloud-based access management, and ensure the state-of-the-art security of all IT s...

Patients with long-term chronic conditions and rare diseases are looking for safe, novel, and evidence-based digital treatments in their pursuit to reduce dosages and reverse triggers of adverse events. Payers and providers are looking for legitimate alternatives to expensive medication for their patient population. Life sciences (LS) companies are...

07 Jul 2021  |  North America  |  Mega Trends

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...

The World Health Organization (WHO) made the following statement many years ago, “There is no health without mental health”. Today, as the COVID-19 pandemic ravages the world, another public health crisis is looming over our health systems—that of deteriorating mental health. Mass unemployment, salary reductions, depleting financial security ...

01 Jun 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Frost Radar™: US Population Health Management Market, 2021

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action - Innovation That Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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After pausing while the US healthcare industry struggled to contain COVID-19, the stringent audit process for value-based care (VBC) is back in full swing for 90% of Medicare reimbursement that is currently attributed to some form of quality or risk-based payment plan. Additionally, CMS has launched new guidance for value-based reimbursement among ...

21 May 2021  |  North America  |  Mega Trends

Explosion of Data Drives the US Social Determinants of Health Market

Proven Returns on Investment will Ignite Transformational Growth

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This report from Frost & Sullivan Healthcare and Life Sciences focuses on the potential to cater to healthcare needs based on data-driven social determinants of health (SDOH). Although the traditional practice of healthcare involves the use of medical technology and protocols to maintain and restore health, the SDOH concept adds another dimension. ...

09 Feb 2021  |  North America  |  Mega Trends

COVID-19 Pandemic Ignites Enthusiasm for Virtual Care

Competitors’ Growth Strategies will Shape the Way the Market Opportunity Crystallizes

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There is no one definition for virtual care, but Frost & Sullivan defines it in this research as a technical platform that maintains an interactive connectivity between patients, providers, and payers where various processes and services may be scheduled, accessed, monitored, and entered into the medical record without the need for manual calls or ...

US-based providers lose an estimated $260 billion to $270 billion annually due to poor financial risk management and lack of infrastructure to support data-driven business decisions. For every dollar claimed, private and public payers on average offer a reimbursement of 86 cents to providers, resulting in a negative margin of 14% per dollar per pat...