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...
Who are the digital diabetes market players that transform the diabetes industry?
The digital diabetes solutions market is growing rapidly and expected to reach $742M by 2022, at a CAGR of 50%. The major pharmaceutical players already have a stake in this development and are present in the two foremost segments of the industry: the connected devices and the app services businesses. However, growth is also seen Learn more...
How digital business models impact the value chain of health insurers
Health insurance companies have started to make use of digital technologies to reinvent the way they interact with their members and health care providers. Mobile and web apps, online portals, connected devices, sensors, and AI-based technologies even help to expand the value chain of a payor organization into health care delivery. Innovation is mainly driven Learn more...
Ten major trends that shape the digital diabetes market
In the last two years, the digital diabetes care market has seen a substantial progress. In the new report Digital Diabetes Care Market 2018-2022: Ready to Take Off, Research2Guidance demonstrates how the improvement of digital diabetes solutions has resulted in the increasing demand for them among patients and healthcare organizations. The digital diabetes care market Learn more...
The digital diabetes care market is finally ready to take off, reaching US$742M in 2022
The global digital diabetes care market will reach US$742M in 2022, growing at 50% on average annually (CAGR). For digital diabetes care providers, the main revenue sources will be bundles, standalone digital coaching services, and technology licensing. These are some of the key findings from the new report “Digital Diabetes Care Market 2018-2022: Ready to Learn more...
Digital solutions for multiple chronic conditions management: What are the strategies to develop a successful one-stop shop app for the complete patient care?
Millions of patients worldwide suffer from more than one chronic condition and struggle with the necessity to use several narrowly focused apps to manage their health. Creating a successful app-based solution to provide complete patient care is one of the key challenges for digital health developers today. Although some of them attempt to deal with Learn more...
How mobile micro-insurance will impact the health insurance industry – Interview with Jose Martin, Global Health Manager at BIMA
The development of digital technology, especially mobile communication and telehealth, have led to the emergence of micro-insurance that cover the health risks of low-income families, which are generally uncovered by traditional insurance products. To find out how mobile micro-insurance can unlock the global potential, we talked with Jose Martin, the Global Health Manager at BIMA. Learn more...
Using real-time data to feed predictive care models for diabetes management – Interview with Erez Raphael, CEO at DarioHealth
Today, there are more than 425M people suffering from diabetes globally. With the global rise of this metabolic disease, digital diabetes care platforms and mobile health app companies strive to present innovative and patient-centric solutions to empower and encourage diabetes patients’ engagement, so they can better manage their health condition. Diabetes is a growing global Learn more...
Health accelerators must adjust their offerings to meet the needs of start-ups. What health start-ups expect from accelerators – Global survey results
The market for accelerators in the digital health industry is tough: Several hundred accelerators are active in this arena. Competition is high and unicorn start-ups are scarce. Even for accelerators with an attractive brand it is hard to attract a high enough number of good-quality applications from start-ups – let alone for less-attractive or less-known Learn more...