How a novel patient-friendly technology is set to transform the continuous remote monitoring market for respiratory patients: Interview with Jonathan Palley, Spire Health’s Co-Founder and CEO
Connected digital health apps, wearables and tracking sensors have started a new era of healthcare with user-generated data being the core of patient-centered business models. With over 500 million Asthma and COPD sufferers today, the global digital respiratory market offers a huge opportunity for Pharma, med-tech and start-ups to offer tailored innovative patient-friendly solutions to Learn more...
Digital respiratory ecosystem: companies are positioning themselves to capture the respiratory market potential
Chronic respiratory diseases affect around 500 million of people globally. This huge opportunity is, however, not yet been properly addressed. The digital respiratory market is still at an emerging stage, with players positioning themselves to be ready when the market will take off. Many digital offerings are still at the stage of formation, whereas others Learn more...
What drives success in the digital health market? A new global survey tries to find out.
Digital health innovations have transformed the healthcare industry with some digital health solutions playing an invaluable role in assisting people to manage their medical conditions. How do companies achieve success in the digital health market? Which factors play a critical role in creating an outstanding digital solution? R2G is launching a new survey that concentrates Learn more...
Global digital respiratory solutions market will reach up to US$557 million by 2023
The global digital respiratory solutions market can reach the value in the range of US$216 million and US$557 million by 2023. There are two main scenarios which define how market players will capture the global respiratory market potential, reaching out to over 500 million patients of chronic respiratory diseases with digital solutions and services. Chronic Learn more...
HIPAA, GDPR and connected health – Interview with Jovan Stevovic, CEO of Chino.io
The number of health and fitness apps has skyrocketed in the last years. By now there are between 400,000 to 500,000 health and fitness apps available. Digital health has attracted companies not only from the health industry but from lots of different other industries especially IT, app development and young startups that have not been Learn more...
Propeller Health’s acquisition: ten major reasons to pay US$ 225 million for a digital respiratory company
On December 3, 2018, ResMed, a medtech company focused on respiratory disorders, announced its intentions to buy Propeller Health, a Madison-based developer of connected inhaler solutions. ResMed has committed to pay US$ 225 million for a company that makes below US$ 10 million of yearly revenues. The deal highlights the immense potential that the digital Learn more...
How insure-tech companies from China and USA will become the blueprint for the global health insurance industry
Insure-tech companies from China and USA are the most advanced in applying digital technologies to acquire, manage and deliver healthcare to their member base. They created another layer between traditional insurance companies and members that will give them competitive advantages in the near feature. At this year’s Frontiers Health in Berlin, the leading digital health Learn more...
How health insure tech companies drive innovation that comes from digital technologies. A panel discussion at Frontiers Health 2018
“Health insurers will rapidly move from passive payers to active players” – this is the key finding of a Masterclass on disruptive digital business models for health insurers. The session which was jointly organized by Reserach2Guidance and Healthware took place during last week’s Frontiers Health Conference in Berlin. It brought together representatives from big payer Learn more...
An app is more than an app – Free report on the eco-system of Connectivity in Digital Health
Today an app is more than just an app: The app is the center of a whole ecosystem of connectivity. In the early days of mobile health, apps consisted of simple solutions: The app was installed on a mobile device and was connected to a data base. Over the years more and more connectivity options Learn more...