Iot Healthcare Market Is Expected to Grow at Cagr of 43.01% for the Period of 2016-2022

IoT Healthcare Market is Expected To Grow At CAGR Of 43.01% For The Period Of 2016-2022.

Florida, Mar 06: With its recently published study on “ Internet of Things (IoT) Healthcare Market - Global Industry Analysis & Forecast 2016-2022”, Market Research Engine estimates IoT solutions to impact healthcare market and with government spending and key solutions from startups and established companies will improve healthcare delivery and reduce costs of services (2016-2022). Most of the world’s regions are facing a formidable challenge to manage the rapidly increasing cost of health care. Despite an overall focus on cost containment, some markets are projected to experience rapid spending growth as public and private health care systems develop. There has been emergence of self-care wherepeople want to care of their health via devices such as Nike Fuel band, Google Glass, and Fitbit and with proper integration of technologies healthcare system will become incredibly connected in the next few years. Witnessing a wide adoption of IoT solutions across regions, “IoT healthcare market is expected to grow at CAGR of 43.01% for the period of 2016-2022.”

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Integration of wellness devices-consumer and regulated medical devices with the existing healthcare ecosystem will change the way healthcare business are done.

“IoT healthcare market has huge potential in developing regions, Asia Pacific is one of the largest and high growth markets, it becomes important how healthcare organizations adopt technologies and applications to improve healthcare outcomes and reduce overall cost of healthcare”.

The IoT healthcare market is divided into technologies and services. The technologies segment is again analyzed by network technologies and applications technologies. The network technologies is further segmented to short range technologies and long range technologies which are equally vital top...