Kalorama Information

Advanced patient monitoring market is worth $29.7 billion

The research firm says that the industry has benefited from demand at health facilities and in the home treatment markets.
Digital health funding passes the $3B mark in the first three quarters

Digital health funding passes the $3B mark in the first three quarters

The average deal size for the year dropped $2.5M per deal to $13.1M since the midyear mark; however, the average deal remains 31% larger than 2013.
Visiongain

mHealth market to reach a $6.7 billion value by the end of 2014

The advent of connected devices and M2M is offering opportunity for carers, which could rely on mobile networks to provide better care to their patients.
U.S. funding for digital healthcare start-ups to reach $6.5 billion by 2017

U.S. funding for digital healthcare start-ups to reach $6.5 billion by 2017

According to Accenture, an estimated $2.8 billion was used to fund digital health start-ups last year, growing at an annual rate of 31% since 2008.
Both patients and physicians agree that smartphone can be a useful diagnostic tool in regard to blood tests

Both patients and physicians agree that smartphone can be a useful diagnostic tool in...

With regard to using a smartphone to perform other tests, nearly one half of patients would consider doing so, whereas doctors still prefer an office visits.
Google Glass makes for better surgeons

Stanford and VitalMedicals show that Google Glass makes for better surgeons

20 Stanford residents were involved in the test, performing two types of surgeries on dummies, one with the help of Google Glass and one without.
corporate wellness programs

Workplace wellness program usually don’t work?

Although many companies use financial incentives to motivate workers to improve their health, wellness programs don't necessarily produce the desired results.
48% of employers plan to offer telehealth services by the end of next year

48% of employers plan to offer telehealth services by the end of next year

Within this group, 33% of employers plan to offer these services without incentives or penalties, while 15% will do so with incentives and penalties.
Wellocracy

Americans want to share their data with health experts

What's more, they are also willing to pay for personal feedback and coaching from a trusted health expert such as doctor, fitness trainer, nurse or dietician.
iPhone 6 health features

Doximity: One-third of doctors may get the iPhone 6 by thanksgiving

About two-thirds of Doximity's iPhone users currently use the iPhone 5 or iPhone 5c, while another 20% of Doximity members use the iPhone 4s.