Healthcare Mobility Solutions Market to Witness Exponential Growth

Pune, India, February, 2023 /MRFR Press Release/- Market research future has a half cooked research report on global healthcare mobility solutions market. 

Overview:

The healthcare mobility solutions market size is expected to reach USD 145.7 Billion by 2030 at 22.20% CAGR during the forecast period 2022-2030. Healthcare mobility solutions are a part of the healthcare system that aims at providing maximum benefits to patients. This is a result of a holistic change that the healthcare sector experienced due to the technological implementations. It was triggered by various sensor-based devices and is now getting proper backup from IoT and AI. MRFR included a detailed analysis of segments to provide a complete grasp over the market in the coming years. Focus on the essential factors is providing enough scope to extensively study possibilities and directions in which the healthcare mobility solutions market may head.

Among the factors, healthcare mobility solutions ability to smoothen workflow and facilitate associated steps can be of chief concern. The entire process reduces the operation cost which has garnered substantial acknowledgment from various hospitals and healthcare service providers. At the same time, private and public investments are also creating scope for the healthcare mobility solutions market to explore new possibilities.

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Segmentation:

MRFR, for a better analysis, segments the healthcare mobility solutions market by product & service type, application, and end-user.

Based on the product & service type, healthcare mobility can be segmented into mobile devices, mobile apps, and enterprise mobility platform. Mobile devices and apps are getting prominence due to the increasing percolation of smart devices in the sector.

Based on the application, the healthcare mobility market can be segmented into mHealth, enterprise mobility management including patient care management, employee management, & administration management and others. mHealth service is getting tremendous traction.

Based on the end-user, the healthcare mobility solutions market can be segmented into hospital/clinics, laboratories, patients, and others.

Regional Analysis:

If analyzed based on the regions then the global healthcare mobility solutions market can be segmented by North America, Asia Pacific (APAC), Europe, and Middle East & Africa (MEA).

North America is leading the global market by earning the maximum revenue. The region is profiting much from the advanced technologies that they have employed in the healthcare sector. Robust infrastructure is amply backing it up. For the hospitals, across the region, patients are of utmost importance. Hence, ensuring maximum privilege for them spurs growth in healthcare mobility solutions. At the same time, this type of services helps patients who are old.

Europe is the second leading market which shares similar healthcare-related features like that of North America. The regional market’s superiority is cemented by the efforts shown by Germany, France, and the U.K. The APAC region can be sure of sufficient growth during the forecast period as many emerging economies in the region are focusing on better facilities. In addition, countries here are promoting themselves as a medical tourism hub which is further stimulating the intake of such mobility services, as a result of which the market is bound to move forward.

However, the MEA region can only expect moderate growth due to the presence of several poor economies.  But the prospects shown by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other countries can assure a detour for the regional market growth.

Competitive Analysis:

Notable players featured in the MRFR report on the global healthcare mobility solutions market are Cerner Corporation, Airstrip Technologies, Inc., At&T, Inc., Codecube, FuGenX Technologies, FUTURA MOBILITY LLC, Infosys Limited, Cisco Systems, Inc., Omron Corporation, Mckesson Corporation, Oracle Corporation, SAP SE, Wipro Limited, Zebra Technologies Corporation, Philips Healthcare, [x]cube LABS, and others.

In the U.S., the Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health system installed AI-powered bedside platform at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital that would enable patients in controlling various features of the room through voice commands.