Insider Intelligence’s Digital Health Trends to Watch in 2022

Digital Innovations Expand Access to Healthcare at Home, in Stores, and on the Go

Report by Lisa Phillips  | Dec 10, 2021

Insider Intelligence’s Top Trends to Watch in 2022

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Executive Summary
Introduction
Trend: Digital Health Funding Will Hit New Highs
Trend: Primary Care Goes Retail
Trend: The Quantified Self Goes Mainstream
Trend: Home Versus the Hospital of the Future
Trend: Health Equity Will Take Root in US Healthcare
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Investors and corporations are pouring billions of dollars into digital health companies with the goal of using solutions like telehealth, remote patient monitoring tools, and retail health clinics to reach consumers and deliver the care they need.
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Digital Health
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Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Introduction
Trend: Digital Health Funding Will Hit New Highs
Trend: Primary Care Goes Retail
Trend: The Quantified Self Goes Mainstream
Trend: Home Versus the Hospital of the Future
Trend: Health Equity Will Take Root in US Healthcare
Read Next
Sources
Media Gallery

Executive Summary

The US healthcare system has many problems, but one of the most critical is access. Investors and corporations are pouring billions of dollars into digital health companies with the goal of using technology to reach consumers where they are and deliver the care they need. Solutions range from telehealth and the digital front door to retail health and remote patient monitoring (RPM). There’s no sign the funding flood will dry up in 2022. Will it cause more disruption, more noise, or some real innovation?

Questions this report covers:

  • What are the most popular digital health segments for investors?
  • How are retailers incorporating or partnering with healthcare companies?
  • What does the future look like for RPM, and who will benefit?
US Smart Wearable Users, by Generation, 2020-2025 (millions)
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KEY STAT: Consumer adoption of wearables in the US will keep growing, across all generations, reaching 88.3 million wearable users in 2025.

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Table of Contents

  1. Executive Summary
  2. Introduction
  3. Trend: Digital Health Funding Will Hit New Highs
  4. Trend: Primary Care Goes Retail
  1. Trend: The Quantified Self Goes Mainstream
  2. Trend: Home Versus the Hospital of the Future
  3. Trend: Health Equity Will Take Root in US Healthcare
  4. Read Next
  1. Sources
  2. Media Gallery

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US Smart Wearable Users, by Generation, 2020-2025 (millions)US Digital Health Venture Funding and Deals, 2014-2021* (billions and number of deals)
US Retail Clinic Patients, 2018-2022 (millions and % of population)US Remote Patient Monitoring Users, 2020-2025 (millions and % change )
Number of US Hospitals/Health Systems Enrolled in a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Program, Nov 2020-Oct 2021Leading Priorities for Health Care Organizations According to US Healthcare Professionals, 2019 & 2021 (% of respondents)

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authors

Lisa Phillips

Contributors

Erum Ahmed
Analyst
Jeane Han
Senior Researcher
Rajiv Leventhal
Analyst, Digital Health
Rhea Patel