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Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary
2. Methodology & Scope
2.1. General methodology of IDATE's reports
2.2. Definition and scope
3. Connected healthcare markets
3.1. Value chain
3.2. Connected services
3.2.1. Telemedicine and remote monitoring
3.2.2. Healthcare applications and tools
3.3. Connected devices
3.3.1. Connectivity issues
3.3.2. Medical equipment and medication
3.3.3. Consumer wearable devices and sensors
3.4. Regulation, standardisation and data management
3.4.1. Regulation regarding health data security
3.4.2. Standards and interoperability
3.4.3. Devices and data platforms
4. Player strategies
4.1. Overview
4.1.1. Player initiatives
4.1.2. Convergence of consumer wearables and medical devices
4.2. Medtech companies and pure player
4.2.1. Royal Philips
4.2.2. Medtronic
4.2.3. American Well
4.2.4. Withings
4.3. Internet players
4.3.1. Google
4.3.2. Apple
4.4. Telcos
4.4.1. Vodafone
4.4.2. AT&T
5. Market analysis
5.1. Market estimation
5.1.1. Connected devices
5.1.2. Connected services
5.2. Drivers and barriers
5.2.1. Drivers
5.2.2. Barriers Tables
Table 1: Healthcare applications and tools
Table 2: Main initiatives of Philips in connected healthcare market
Table 3: Main initiatives of Medtronic in connected healthcare market
Table 4: Main initiatives of American Well in connected healthcare market
Table 5: Main initiatives of Google in connected healthcare market
Table 6: Main initiatives of Apple in connected healthcare market
Figures
Figure 1: Healthcare value chain
Figure 2: Remote monitoring services built on the 2net Hub device and cloud by Qualcomm Life
Figure 3: eDevice WireX: a plug-and-play network converter for wired e-health solutions
Figure 4: Cortrium C3 device
Figure 5: Connected pills for medication adherence by Proteus Digital Health
Figure 6: Fitbit Surge allowing heart rate and sleep monitoring
Figure 7: Draft Shared Nationwide Interoperability Roadmap for Health industries in the US
Figure 8: Initiatives by giant players in connected healthcare market
Figure 9: Initiatives by pure players and start-ups
Figure 10: Health and wellness wearable devices segments
Figure 11: Potential evolution path of connected devices
Figure 12: Philips HealthSuite digital platform
Figure 13: An example of CareCatalyst-enabled solutions
Figure 14: Philips Hospital and Home telemedicine solutions
Figure 15: eCareManager for in-hospital telemedicine
Figure 16: IntelliVue Cableless/wearable monitor
Figure 17: eCareCompanion platform
Figure 18: Wearable health devices by Philips
Figure 19: eCareCoordinator – clinical telemedicine software
Figure 20: DreamMapper dashboard
Figure 21: Pricing of Philips Lifeline
Figure 22: Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems
Figure 23: Ascensia Diabetes Care Contour® NEXT LINK 2.4 (left) and Guardian™ 2 Link (right)
Figure 24: MiniMed Connect for diabetes data tracking on smartphones
Figure 25: OptiVol Fluid Status Monitoring sensor system by Medtronic
Figure 26: M-Link accessory for cellular data transmission
Figure 27: MyCareLink Smart Monitor Reader (left) and app (right)
Figure 28: Full line of Cardiocom telemedicine solutions
Figure 29: Medtronic Mainspring Data Express
Figure 30: LiveHealth Online for online consultation
Figure 31: AW9 tool package for telemedicine consultation
Figure 32: Withings products for connected wellness
Figure 33: Corporate Wellness targeted by Withings
Figure 34: Withings devices applied in research on connected healthcare
Figure 35: Google contact lens for measuring glucose levels
Figure 36: Liftware – a spoon for people with tremors
Figure 37: Apple Watch wearables
Figure 38: Johns Hopkins EpiWatch developed on Apple ResearchKit
Figure 39: Four modules of Apple CareKit
Figure 40: Hospital MD – an Apple app developed for physicians
Figure 41: Global Data Service Platform as Vodafone value proposition
Figure 42: SmartConnect for defibrillator remote monitoring and alert
Figure 43: Lively device
Figure 44: AT&T Remote patient-monitoring solution
Figure 45: AT&T Share plan including connected wearable
Figure 46: Evolution of the TIMEX business model
Figure 47: Connected wheelchair made jointly by AT&T and Permobil
Figure 48: Global installed base of connected healthcare devices 2014-2020
Figure 49: Worldwide revenue of connected healthcare services, 2014-2020
Figure 50: Adoption of mobile-based telemedicine solutions in the US in 2015
Figure 51: Consumer willingness to share health-related data
Figure 52: Consumer attitudes towards health data sharing List of Players • Abbott Laboratories
• AbbVie
• Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
• AllianceHealth Oklahoma
• Allscripts
• Alphabet
• Amazon
• American Medical Association
• American Telemedicine Association
• American Well
• Anthem
• Apple
• Ascension Health
• AT&T
• athenahealth
• Avera Health
• AXA
• Baxter
• Biogen Inc.
• Biovotion
• Blue Cross
• Blue Shield
• Brockton Hospital
• Calico
• Cardiocom
• Cerner
• Cleveland Clinic
• COCIR
• Community Health Systems
• Continua Health Alliance
• Corventis
• Darty
• Dexcom
• Dignity
• Duke University
• eDevice
• EMC2
• Empatica
• Epic
• ETSI European eHealth Interoperability Framework
• European patients - Smart open Services
• Facebook
• Fitbit Surge
• Fnac
• Geisinger
• Google
• Google Capital
• Harmonie Mutuelle
• Harvard Medical School
• HCA
• HIMSS
• Hitachi Data Systems
• Hôpitaux de Toulouse
• IBM Watson Health
• iGetBetter
• Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise
• Intermountain
• ITU
• Jawbone
• Jawbone UP3
• Johns Hopkins
• Johns Hopkins University
• Johnson & Johnson
• Kaiser Permanente
• Lift Labs
• Lively
• MEDITECH
• Medtronic
• mHealth Summit
• MisFit
• MIT
• Nike
• Nokia
• Novartis
• Novartis AG
• Office of the National Coordinator for Health
• Orange
• Otsuka Pharmaceutical
• Permobil
• Personal Connected Health Alliance
• Philips
• Philips Respironics
• Polar
• Proteus Digital Health
• PwC
• Qualcomm Life
• Red Cross Spain
• Rock Health
• Royal Philips
• Sage Bionetworks
• Salesforce
• Samsung Gear S
• Sanofi
• SAP
• Social Wellth
• Texas Medical Center
• TicTrac
• TIMEX
• United Nations
• Validic
• Verily
• Vodafone
• Vodafone Americas Foundation
• Welltok
• WHO
• Withings
• WTO
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