Personal Emergency Response System (Pers) Market: Global Industry Analysis, Trends and Forecast, 2015 - 2025: Fmi Estimate

Global Personal

Emergency Response

System (PERS) Market

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Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS), also known as Medical Emergency

Response Systems. The personal emergency response system market is a diversified

healthcare monitoring devices market which caters to the people in need of immediate

medical attention. Apart from use by patients to beckon help during emergency, these

devices are also used by people in general, to ensure safety and security when living or

travelling alone.

The usage of Personal emergency response systems is increasing with the growing

demand for home healthcare devices across the globe as they promise safety and

medical security while being affordable and easily accessible.

Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) Market: Drivers and Restraints

The global personal emergency response system market is driven by aging population,

rise number of health conscious people, high adaptation rates of these devices, and new

technology innovations.

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There is increasing rates of aging population and population who opt to lead an active life

in independent living communities, which helps to increase the demand of personal

emergency response system globally.

Also, improvement in awareness, self-care and disease management is helping people

with chronic diseases and disability to lead active and independent lives.

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The desire to live well with complex conditions such as dementia and frailty is spurring

demand for social care services drives the growth of this market globally. However, these

traditional systems are simplistic and they are of little help in actual prevention and life

management. As the personal emergency response...