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 Connected Health: Assistive Care IoT: Medication Management
 
 Smart Dispensing, Smart Inhalers, Digital Health Companions
 
 
         
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          | Synopsis: Medication compliance-- defined as consistently taking the correct dose of specific medications at the correct time-- is essential to ensuring health outcomes and reducing costs.  The National Institutes of Health estimates that medicine adherence could save a minimum of $100 billion per year due to avoiding adverse drug interactions, avoid falls, reducing hospital admissions and improving health outcomes. There have been numerous innovations to help improve medicine adherence including automatic dispensing systems and RFID/barcode technology. Limitations are that these lack two-way communications with the user or care providers to support and encourage compliance.  Internet-connected, smart dispensing systems are a growing trend.  In addition to dosage tracking and/or automated dispensing, these systems provide personalized reminders and a variety of communications options to connect patients with caregivers for optimal adherence. 
 These systems also provide cloud-based data analytics and the ability to connect with other digital health systems for remote monitoring and virtual doctor visits.  This is essential to support the growing reimbursement opportunities for Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) in the proposed upcoming revisions to the 2022 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule.
 The nascent medication management IoT market will  increase by 600% between 2020 and 2026 to reach $276 million in annual revenues in North America by this time. Smart inhalers will have the fastest growth over the next few years due to the recently established RTM fee-for-service codes by CMS and likely similar reimbursement options by private payers.  This research service is based on ongoing phone interviews and surveys with thousands of consumers and hundreds of retailers, healthcare organizations, home service providers and vendors. It provides extensive data on assistive care IoT technologies focused on the medication management segment. Your customized data includes 6-year market size forecasts for North America total users/patients and revenues (equipment and services).
 
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          | MARKET SIZE FORECASTS: 
 ON World's granular connected health market size forecasts are by product segment and other product feature variations with breakdowns by country and distribution channel. Our forecasts are continually updated and are customized to meet your specific needs. Product Segments:  
Smart DispensersDigital Health Companions
 Smart Inhalers
 
  Standard Breakdowns: • Region: North America (US, Canada)• Historical Data: 2 previous years
 • Projections: 6 years including the current year
 • Forecast unit: Total subscribers/users, equipment device shipments and revenues (equipment and  services)
 • Equipment ASP: Retail price
 • Channels: Primary Care, Home Health, Senior Living, Retail/Pharmacy, Direct to Consumer
 
 Optional Breakdowns: 
		  • Specific product segment(s) • Product feature/function
 • Service revenues
 • Channel segments
 • Market shares
 
 Delivery Format: Excel
 
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 ECOSYSTEM RESEARCH DATA: 
 ON World's ecosystem research data is based on ongoing surveys with organizations across the whole connected health value chain.  Your dataset is customizable using our latest survey data or we can conduct a new survey(s) to investigate your unique market needs. Consumers:
 Examples of recently surveyed ecosystem segments include:
  • Connected health users/early adopters 55+Healthcare/Senior Living:• Likely future connected health users 55+
 • Caregivers
 • Broadband users
 
  • Primary CareRetail Store/Pharmacy Sales Reps:• Home Health
 • Senior Living Facilities
 • Health Insurance Companies
 • Other Senior Service Providers
  • Electronics Outlets (e.g. Best Buy, The Source)• Pharmacies (e.g. CVS, Walgreen's)
 • Mass Market chains (e.g. Walmart, Target, Canadian Tire)
 • Hardware stores (e.g. Ace Hardware)
 
  Professional Installers: 
	      • CEDIA dealers• Electric/medical professionals
 • Home builders
 • Contract installers
 
  Service Providers: 
	      • Utilities• Security services
 • Cable/telco operators
 
 Online Product Listings: 
		  • 5,000+ product listings from dozens of web storefronts (Amazon.com, Bestbuy.com, etc.) • 1+ million ratings/reviews
 • Tracking sales growth, pricing, features, consumer feedback
 Vendors/Suppliers: 
		  • Platform providers• Device manufacturers
 • Software developers
 • Component suppliers
 
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 PRIMARY RESEARCH: 
 
 Every year, ON World surveys thousands of individuals in the connected health ecosystem including:  End User Datasets:   
         Early adopting consumers aged 55+ Early majority consumers aged 55+
 Caregivers to seniors/disabled adults
 Healthcare/senior living organizations
 Home security providers
 Cable/Internet service providers
 Telecom operators
 Professional installers
 Retail outlets (e.g. Best Buy, Home Depot, Walmart)
 Technology Companies:
 Every quarter, ON World conducts hundreds of interviews and surveys with  executives and product managers with  leading manufacturers, software developers, component suppliers, and platform  providers involved with connected health and IoT markets. Examples of recently interviewed/surveyed companies include:
 
 
 
        
         | Assisted Care IoT Systems & Services:
 AdhereTech Adherium
 ADT
 Alarm.com
 Aloe Care Health
 Amazon
 Appello
 Assistive Technology Services
 Bay Alarm Medical
 Best Buy
 BreatheSuite
 Buddi
 CarePredict
 CARU Care
 Catalia Health
 Comcast Xfinity Home
 Connect America
 Control4 (Snap One)
 Domalys
 DomoSafety
 Doro
 Essence Group
 Evondos
 FallCall Solutions
 Freeus
 GrandCare Systems
 HERO
 HelpButton
 Independa
 Innospense (Medido)
 Intelisant (Howz)
 Intelligo Technologies
 IQfy
 iZafe
 Just Checking
 K4Connect
 Legrand
 Libify
 Limmex
 LifeFone
 MedaCube
 Medical Guardian
 Medimi
 MediPENSE
 MedMinder
 MedReady
 
 
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MobileHELPNavigil
 Nice/Nortek Control
 Oysta Technology
 PharmRight
 Phoniro (Assa Abloy)
 Pillo Health
 Posifon
 Propeller (ResMed)
 Quil Health
 Reemo Health
 SafelyYou
 Sanvis Health
 Sensara
 SensorsCall
 Skyresponse
 SmartLife Care
 Smartwatcher
 SOFIHUB
 Stanley Black & Decker
 Trelawear
 Tunstall
 UnaliWear
 Vayyar
 Vitalbase (Telecom Design)
 Vivago
 Vivint Smart Home
 Zanthion (OM Veritas)
 Healthcare/Senior Living: AARPAmeriHealth Caritas
 Ascension Health
 Common Spirit
 Era Living
 Eskaton
 HCA Healthcare
 Horizon House
 Kaiser Permanente
 Masonic Village
 Phoebe
 Providence Health
 Trinity Health
 Veteran's Health Administration (VHA)
 Valeo Groupe Americas
 
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 Methodology Workflow:
 
         
          | Forecast SummaryForecast Scope
 Methodology
 
 I. Ecosystem Analysis
 
 Market Drivers
 Aging Senior Population
 Informal (Unpaid) Caregivers
 Chronic Disease Management
 Senior Living Communities
 Income & Labor Trends
 Household Income
 Labor Participation
 Health Trends
 Regulations
 Venture Capital Investment
 Consumer IoT Innovations
 Senior Technology Trends
 Broadband
 Smartphones
 Other Smart Devices
 
 II. Technologies & Standards
 
 • Competing alternatives
 • Emerging technology trends
 • Bluetooth Low Energy
 • Wi-Fi
 • Zigbee/Thread/Matter
 • Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA)
 • Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF)
 
 III.  Value System
 
 • Product segmentation
 • Market leaders
 • Innovators/Disruptors
 • In-depth investigation and analysis of top 40 companies that are having the biggest impact on the assisted care IoT medication management ecosystem today.
 • Current offerings, products and services, pricing, differentiators
 • Financials, partners, go-to-market strategy
 • Standards supported, software, tools, integration, key features...
 
 IV. Primary Research
 
 Ecosystem Surveys:
 
 Conduct surveys with older adults and caregivers to learn recent adoption trends, preferences and likelihood of future purchases.
 
 Sample survey questions:
 
 • Health Conditions
 • Living Arrangement
 • Internet-connected Devices
 • Smart Home Systems
 • Medical Alert Systems
 • Connected Health Devices
 • Sharing Health Data
 • Home Monitoring Service
 • When Likely to Adopt
 • Planned Assisted Care IoT Products
 • Important/Most Important Features
 • Preferred Brands
 • Preferred Channels
 • Reasons for Not Adopting
 • Maximum Spending
 
 Other ecosystem stakeholders we regularly survey include retail sales reps, professional installers, home service providers, builders and vendors/suppliers.
 
 Online Product Analysis:
 
 Our proprietary database includes thousands of online smart home product listings and over a million consumer reviews that are continually categorized, filtered and analyzed.
 
 V. Market Size Forecasts
 
 • Product segmentation
 • Region/channel segmentation
 • Financials/industry trends
 • Consumer confidence
 • Healthcare data models
 • Senior Living data model
 • Retail/pharmacy data model
 • DTC data model
 • Total subscribers/users
 • Average recurring (service) revenue/user (ARRPU)
 • Services revenues
 • Device unit shipments
 • Average sale prices (ASP)
 • Equipment revenues
 
 
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