North America Mobile Health Market Size, Share, Industry, Forecast and outlook (2024-2031)

North America Mobile Health Market is segmented By Service (Fitness & Wellness Solutions, Consultation Services, Monitoring, Diagnostic Treatment, Prevention), By Application (Body and Temperature Monitors, Blood Glucose Monitors, Cardiac Monitors, Hemodynamic Monitors, Neurological Monitors, and Others), By Country (Patients with chronic diseases, Physicians, Hospitals, Parents/Relatives, and Others), and By Region (USA, Canada, Mexico) – Share, Size, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2022-2029

North America Mobile Health Market Overview

The North America mHealth Market is estimated to reach a CAGR of 24.68% during the forecast period 2023-2030.

mHealth (mobile Health) is a fast-growing area in the digital health industry that offers healthcare support, delivery, and intervention using mobile technology such as smartphones, tablets, and wearables. mHealth is one of the developments that is promoting medical applications. Patients are encouraged to take an active role in their own health via improved communication and data exchange through mHealth platforms. 

For healthcare firms, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is becoming a bigger security risk. Growing consumer demand for mHealth is attracting large technology firms, and Google Glass is opening the way for interactive mHealth apps. Furthermore, the cost advantages of mHealth may be considerable, thanks to which the business is always growing across the area.

North America Mobile Health Market Scope

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North America Mobile Health Market Drivers

Growing Geriatric Population and Patient and User Demand for mHealth Services to Drive Market Growth.

Growing mHealth acceptance and use among healthcare professionals and consumers boosts mHealth market growth in North America. Because the number of chronic illnesses is rising, individuals demand regular health updates to prevent serious repercussions. People nowadays have stressful lives, making it difficult to find time to visit hospitals and schedule appointments for medical care. Booking hospital appointments has become difficult due to an increase in patient population and a decrease in the number of healthcare providers; as a result, most people who require a daily appointment with the doctor use mHealth systems, which allow them to receive treatment and advice from the doctor from any location and at any time. 

mHealth applications may provide daily sugar, blood pressure, and other updates to the healthcare practitioner, allowing them to track any changes in their daily routines. mHealth apps are becoming more popular as a less expensive alternative to traditional healthcare settings.

Because of the increased global connectedness to the internet and cellphones, mHealth has grown in popularity in the North American area. Furthermore, thanks to the use of improved technology in the broadband network, internet access has risen and spread even to tiny places in recent years. This facilitates communication with the healthcare practitioner through video or voice call from the smart device.

Market Restraints

The main thing impeding the expansion of the mHealth business in North America is the problem of data privacy. Furthermore, problems with mobile applications and erroneous data as a result of application flaws impede market expansion. For example, this industry primarily deals with patient data collection, and data theft is a concern that has to be addressed by cybersecurity and qualified personnel. In these situations, the market suffered many losses and issues. The market is hindered by the absence of rules and guidelines. 

Additionally, additional human resources are needed to keep the healthcare system stable and operating; as a result, the market must stop if there is a shortage of qualified workers. Inadequate advice from healthcare experts about mobile health applications has proved to be a hindrance to industry expansion.

North America Mobile Health Market Segmentation

North America Mobile Health Market is segmented based on Service, Application, and End-User.

By Service 

• Fitness Services
• Diagnosis & Consultation Services
• Remote Monitoring
• Treatment Services
• Prevention Services

By Application 

• Body and Temperature Monitors
• Blood Glucose Monitors
• Cardiac Monitors
• Hemodynamic Monitors
• Neurological Monitors
• Others

By End User:

• Patients with chronic diseases
• Physicians
• Hospitals
• Parents/Relatives
• Others

By End-user: The Physicians segment accounts for the highest market Share.

By end-user, the physician segment accounted for around 30% of the market. Mobile apps let clinicians diagnose, treat, and monitor patients' physical or medical ailments in a fast and flexible way. Smartphones have gained increased attention from doctors among the numerous types of technologies accessible in the healthcare profession. Diabetes, heart issues, and other chronic conditions are predicted to gain greatly from mHealth applications. 

As a result, the use of mHealth by doctors to remotely regulate and manage patients' ailments in real time is expected to drive market development in the future years. As a result, these factors will boost segmental growth.

By Country:

• The United States
• Canada
• Mexico
• Rest of North America

North America Mobile Health Market Regional Insights

By region, the North America mobile health market is segmented into the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

United States is Expected to Hold a Significant Share in the Market Over the Forecast Period

The United States is expected to hold a significant market share in the North America mobile health (mHealth) market over the forecast period owing to factors such as high healthcare expenditures, the presence of key players focused on mHealth services and the high burden of chronic disease in the country.

Also, the increasing funding by the government to support research and development in telehealth, healthcare services, and healthcare data science is expected to create opportunities in the mobile health market. For instance, per the "Estimates of Funding for Various Research, Condition, and Disease Categories" published in May 2022, the United States government spent USD 1.08 billion in 2021 for research and development for healthcare data science and was estimated to spend USD 1.11 billion in 2022.

North America Mobile Health Market Key Companies

The major companies operating in the North America mobile health market are One Medical, GE Healthcare, Apple, OMADA Health, Medtronics Plc.