- Flipped Care: Similar to trends around the world, focus is shifting from the provider to the patient. There will be an increasing power to digital technologies for remote patient monitoring at extended care facilities using Internet of Things (IoT), Connected devices and Wearables.
- Health on the Move: Mobile health is a major segment, with an estimated market size of 2083 crore INR in 2015 and set to rise to 5184 crore INR by 2020. Mobile solutions especially doctor-patient connects and those centered around the “Quantified self” will be a major growth segment.
- Front line innovations: Low-cost portable innovations to cater to the needs of our vast rural population will continue to be a major trend in 2018 and beyond. These products will help increase access by providing Point of Care diagnostics, tele and remote consultations.
- Preventive: Our Point-of-Care screening solutions, would help flag first signs of abnormalities that could potentially be halted via early interventions.
- Predictive: Our data driven diagnosis, will enable in early and effective detection of key trends in the health of a patient. Artificial intelligence based machine learning systems would enable in a more accurate prognosis.
- Personalized: Our virtual solutions would create additional “technology avatars” of care givers with linked force multiplier effect to cater to individual patient needs. Scarce resources would be better deployed at an optimal and efficient way to take care of individual needs of patients than a one care model for all.
- Participatory: Our integrated healthcare delivery system would connect rural areas to point of care there by democratizing the way healthcare is delivered. Population health management would get a boost via such solutions thereby enabling an overall improvement in societal health and wellbeing.