Tele-Health Monitoring Market at $607.5 Million Will Reach $3.1 Billion by 2017

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Market Research Store releases a new market research report "Global Tele-Health Monitoring Market 2011 Forecast to Industry Size, Shares, Strategies, Trends, and Growth 2017" to add to its collection of research reports.Deerfield Beach, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/27/2016 -- a new study on Tele-Health Monitoring Market Shares and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2011-2017. The 2011 study has 443 pages, 156 tables and figures. Tele monitoring is evolving more sophisticated ways of monitoring vital signs in the home, thus protecting people in a familiar, confortable environment. The improvement in care delivery that is possible using vital signs monitoring in the home is dramatic and promises to lower the total cost of care delivery.

Once people are facing hospitalization and re-hospitalization, they tend to be more attentive to healthy lifestyle and to be amenable to learning about what needs to be done to take care of a condition. Tele-monitoring provides a way to track vital signs and intervene at a sign of deterioration in condition.

Telemonitoring systems support the premise that proactively reaching out to people with chronic disease provides a means for getting them to change behavior in a way that will support better lifestyle, lifestyle more suited to taking care of the physical body. It is really difficult to get people to take care of themselves, they make all manner of inappropriate decisions. Education as to healthy lifestyle needs to be initiated much earlier in life. Perhaps the definition of intelligence could be transformed to mean those who know best how to care for themselves in a healthy manner.

US Medicare CMS defines telehealth as remote health care delivery via monitoring. A healthcare provider can connect more consistently with patients. Telehealth: phone monitoring is the implementation of scheduled encounters via the telephone. Telemonitoring relates to the collection and transmission of vital signs clinical data through electronic information processing technologies. Quality improvement organizations (QIOs) assist home health agencies in implementing telehealth tools to reduce acute care hospitalization.

According to Susan Eustis, the principal author of the study, "The advantage of telemonitoring is that it increases patient compliance. The aim is to improve the delivery of healthcare to clients by monitoring vital signs to detect changes in patient condition that may indicate the onset of a more serious event, much as nurses in the hospital monitor patient vital signs for the purpose of permitting sophisticated care delivery."

TABLE OF CONTENT

TELE-MONITOR EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Telemonitoring Market Driving Forces
Real-Time Monitoring Of Physiological Data
Telemonitoring Market Shares
Tele-Monitoring Market Forecasts
Telemonitor Assessment
Partners HealthCare
Bosch Health Buddy Deployments with Medicare, VA
VA Telehealth Results
Telemonitoring Research Studies
1. TELE-MONITOR MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS
1.1 Telemonitoring Systems Premise
1.1.1 Sedentary Get Exercise And Heart Failure Patients Pay Attention To Swelling In Their Feet, Ankles Or Legs
1.1.2 Telemonitoring Systems Improve Home Health Care
1.1.3 Vital Signs And Health Status Are Measured Daily
1.1.4 Telemonitoring at Home
1.2 US Veterans Health Administration (VA) Use of Telemonitoring
1.2.1 Telemonitoring Demonstrates Positive Results In Improving Health Care And Reducing Costs Of Veterans
1.2.2 US VA Tele-monitoring Targeted Innovation:
1.3 Telemonitors Customized To Meet Individual Needs
1.4 Tele-Monitor Devices
1.4.1 Customizing Tele-Monitors
1.5 Telemonitoring Research
1.5.1 New England Journal of Medicine Research
1.5.2 NEJM Has Published Several Letters That Critique The Study
1.5.3 25 Studies of Remote Monitoring Of Patients With Chronic Heart Disease
1.5.4 Bosch Health Buddy Desktop Research
1.6 Physician Notification on CHF
1.7 Service Provider Adoption of Tele-Monitoring
1.8 US Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
1.9 Federal, State, Local, And Foreign Laws Compliance
1.9.1 Government Regulation of Medical Devices
1.9.2 Before And After A Medical Device Is Commercially Distributed, Ongoing Responsibilities Under FDA Regulations
1.9.3 Tele-monitoring Third-Party Reimbursement
1.10 Health Information Privacy HIPAA Requirements
1.10.1 HIPAA Enforcement
1.10.2 OCR Responsible For Enforcing HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules
1.11 Postacute Care Co-ordination: Healthcare Reform Readmission Penalties
1.11.1 Federal Crimes Under The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act HIPAA
1.12 Establishing Remote Monitoring as Standard of Care
1.13 Partners Mass General Cardiologist Program for High Risk Heart Failure Patients