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Medtronic, Honeywell Life Sciences Lead U.S. Telehealth Market Fueled by Favorable Reimbursement and Government Programs |
The telehealth monitoring market has grown tremendously in recent years fueled by increasing awareness of the benefits of remote monitoring and home healthcare. Market growth is heavily driven by telehealth monitoring for disease management. Currently, the U.S. boasts the most mature telehealth in the world as well as a diverse competitive landscape, attributable to a trend towards reimbursement reform and successes of large-scale deployment initiatives.
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Report Categories Cardiac Rhythm Management
Cardiac Surgery
Interventional Cardiology
Vascular Access
Peripheral Vascular
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The syringe and needle segment is experiencing different growth trends. The majority of syringes and needles in Europe are sold separately and combined when used, but there are some unique markets such as Italy where high sales of syringes and needles already attached, make the standalone market small by comparison. Products in this market are perceived as commodities and, as a result, the increase in average selling price (ASP) is limited by pricing pressure. read more} |
Report Categories
Endoscopic Devices
Gastrointestinal Devices
Video, Hi-Tech, and Image Guided Systems
Laparoscopy
Soft Tissue Repair PACS
Wound & Tissue Care
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All robotics companies face the challenge of convincing hospitals to purchase systems that commonly retail for upwards of $1 million. It is difficult enough to convince a hospital to purchase any form of equipment costing six or seven figures, even though these purchases typically are made when old equipment needs to be replaced, as is standard when dealing with capital equipment. However, government incentives for early replacement, or for the additional purchase of a particular type of equipment, generally offset low unit sales. Unfortunately, current surgical robotics systems, for the most part, are too new to require replacement, and therefore lack... read on MedDeviceOnline} |
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