The global wireless patient monitoring market size is worth USD 96.10 Billion in 2022. The market is projected to witness a robust CAGR of 24% over the forecast period to arrive at a market valuation of USD 825.92 Billion by 2032. The rapid growth of the market over the forthcoming years can be credited to the rising advancements in monitoring solutions to enable patients’ mobility while being constantly monitored and surveilled.
The market for wireless patient monitoring is being driven by the growing demand for continuous monitoring devices and surging incidences of chronic diseases like hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases, among others.
Lately, sensor-based wearable devices like continuous glucose monitors, ECG, etc., are gaining heightened adoption by patients and healthcare providers alike. These devices are being adopted to help track patients’ health status on a real-time basis and allow healthcare providers to constantly monitor patients’ health, thereby eradicating the necessity for patients to make frequent visits to the hospital.
The growing demand for mobile and wearable devices is propelling key players to invest heavily in R&D activities and introduce advanced products in the market. For instance, in March 2020, Somatix, Inc., a leading global player, declared the launch of an AI-integrated continuous remote patient monitoring system. The development of similar inventive products is predicted to bolster the market growth of wireless patient monitoring.
Key players in the market are introducing wireless patient monitoring solutions to empower clinicians to determine early patient deterioration, thus boosting the adoption of wireless patient monitoring systems.
For instance, in June 2022, GE Healthcare, a global Centre for monitoring devices, announced the launch of Portrait Mobile, which is a wireless patient monitoring solution that allows continuous monitoring during a patient’s stay.
Portrait Mobile incorporates patient-worn wireless sensors that connect to a mobile monitor. With the help of this system, clinicians are able to detect patient deterioration at the earliest, which may help cut short the duration of stay and ICU admissions and enhance patient outcomes.
Utilizing wireless patient monitoring systems can help save a considerable amount of expenditure, as a result decreasing overall healthcare expenses. Several countries worldwide are facing the economic burden of treating chronic diseases.
For example, heart diseases and strokes cost nearly USD 214 Billion per year, to the US. healthcare system, as per the estimates provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
With the assistance of wireless patient monitoring systems, patients susceptible to chronic diseases can be remotely observed, thereby averting hospitalization of patients and curtailment of healthcare expenses. This is likely to enhance the demand for wireless patient monitoring over the forecast period.
| Attributes | Details |
|---|---|
| Wireless Patient Monitoring Market Value (2022) | USD 96.10 Billion |
| Wireless Patient Monitoring Market Forecast Value (2032) | USD 825.92 Billion |
| Wireless Patient Monitoring Market CAGR (2022 to 2032) | 24% |
Despite high level of medical observation, medical monitoring and record maintenance by a physician or a nurse, it is difficult to keep in mind/track the various patient data/information for over a period of time. Hence, the Patient Monitoring System (PMS) is invented.
To reduce the human error and to lessen the burden of doctor about the patient’s health there exists a methodology for monitoring patients from any location with the use of GSM network and Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI).
PMS measure the physiological signs in continuous or at regular intervals. This would be used in monitoring physiological signals which includes ECG, Respiratory effects, Blood Pressure both in Invasive and Non-Invasive Methods, oxygen levels in human blood, body temperature, and other electrophysiological conditions, etc.
This has led to the improvised version of PMS which can get Wireless Patient Monitoring System (WPMS) into the patient’s life. WPMS made the patient monitoring much sophisticated and reliable to the patients living in the remote areas.
The patients can easily send their health information to the respective physicians at any given time from any location at any time. This has led many innovations in the present health care sector with many therapeutic areas covering through WPMS.
The WPMS are majorly used in hospitals and residents which help the nursing staff to easily manage the data of different patients and carry on the ad-hoc emergency cases. The patients are asked to follow proper guidelines on how to use the WPMS at specific periods. Providing data to the physicians helps to maintain records for a longer period.
Working principle of WPMS consists of three elements categorized as patient units, main controller units and observer units. The basic functional principle includes heart rate sensor, temperature sensor, ECG sensors, GPS modems, BP sensors, GSM modems and microcontroller.
The PMS device on multiple sensor and electrodes used for receiving physiological signals like as SpO2Finger Sensors, ECG Electrodes, Blood Pressure Cuff and Temperature Probe to measure the physiological signals.
There are large number of patient pool prefer to manage health checkup from remote place, increase in the health awareness, the technological advancements in data recording for a longer period of time, therapeutic treatment and growing incidence of cardiovascular disease led to the increase in Wireless Patient Monitoring Systems.
The drawback for the Wireless Patient Monitoring Systems is the high cost, lack of uniform reimbursement.
The Global Wireless Patient Monitoring Systems market is expected to expand at healthy CAGR owing to increasing adoption of the products across the world. Among end users, hospital end user segment is expected to account for maximum share due to a requirement of advanced healthcare infrastructure and low cost.
Geographically, the global wireless patient monitoring systems market is classified into regions namely, North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific, Japan, Middle East and Africa. Among all the regions, North America will continue to lead the global market for wireless patient monitoring systems due to high purchasing power.
Asia- Pacific is expected to account for the second largest share in the global market primarily due to increasing number of medical interventions. A regional overview can be a directly proportional to the population.
Key players operating in the global Wireless Patient Monitoring Systems are American TeleCare, Cardiocom, Carematix, Cybernet Medical Corporation, Drager Medical, GE Healthcare, GlobalMedia Group, Honeywell HomMed.
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