Mobile health solutions market to grow by USD 256.69B from 2023-27

The global mobile health solutions market size is estimated to grow by USD 256.69 bn from 2023 to 2027, according to Technavio. The market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 27.09% during the forecast period. The major vendors have well-established economies of scale and market presence and generally rely on positioning technological advances, and the price of the products.

Market segmentation
This mobile health solutions market report extensively covers market segmentation by End-user (Providers, patients, payers) application (Cardiovascular, diabetes, respiratory, neurology and others) geography (North America, Europe, Asia, Rest of World (ROW)).

Market segmentation by end-user: The mobile health solutions market in the world is a significant sector, particularly in healthcare segments of countries in regions like Europe and Asia-Pacific. Healthcare providers, including hospitals and clinics, leverage mobile applications and platforms to enhance clinical workflows and communication. These solutions enable the secure and instant sharing of patient data, medical records, test results, and imaging reports via smartphones. This real-time access to critical information improves decision-making, facilitates care coordination, and supports better patient outcomes. According to the latest report, Japan and Italy have high penetration rates, contributing significantly to the market’s revenue.

Market overview
Mobile health solutions, also known as mHealth, encompass the use of mobile devices and wireless technologies in healthcare. The most prevalent application is consumer awareness of preventive healthcare services. mHealth’s growth rate is significant, with demand driven by fitness apps and chronic disease management. In the UK and Canada, adoption is high, while challenges exist in Africa due to infrastructure limitations. Tablets are increasingly used for disease surveillance and treatment support. Research questions include data security, interoperability, and regulatory frameworks. Technavio