DMO: eHealth hypertension solutions revenue growth in the UK 2015-2020, by subsegment

Published by Statista Research Department, Feb 1, 2016

The graph presents the revenue growth of the eHealth hypertension solutions segment in the United Kingdom in 2015, and provides a forecast thereof until 2020, broken down by subsegment. The revenue of the hypertension apps subsegment in the UK is expected to grow by 79.8 percent in 2016 compared to the previous year. An overview of all Digital Markets can be found here.
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Revenue growth of eHealth solutions for hypertension in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2015 to 2020, by subsegment

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February 2016

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

2015

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The Hypertension segment covers the user and revenue development for three eHealth product categories for people with hypertension: (1) connected medical devices designed for hypertension patients to use at home (“Smart Devices”), (2) digital hypertension applications for smartphone and/or tablets (“Apps”) and (3) telemedical services for hypertension patients (“Telemedical Services”). Hardware and software solutions for healthcare professionals, e.g. medical equipment for hospitals and doctors’ surgeries are not included.

The “Smart Devices” segment covers medical hypertension devices (hardware) which are equipped with dedicated interfaces or SIM cards that serve to transmit measurement data across a wireless connection (e.g. via mobile networks, WiFi, bluetooth, M2M technologies, NFC, BLE). For example, connected blood pressure monitors like the iHealth Wireless Blood Pressure Monitor or the Bluetooth Blood Pressure Monitor by Omron, which may send measurement data to a smartphone to be synchronized with an app. If there is an increased monitoring need, the data can also be sent to a telemedical service center. Depending on the measuring system, additional hardware revenues can fall under this market segment if additional reading or transmitting devices are implemented.
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