- In May 2023, Medtronic plc announced the launch of its next-generation continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system, designed to offer real-time glucose data with improved sensor accuracy and AI-driven alerts. This system enables proactive diabetes management, highlighting Medtronic’s commitment to advancing wearable IoT-based solutions for chronic disease monitoring and personalized healthcare. The development marks a significant step in improving patient engagement and remote care delivery through enhanced real-time tracking technologies
- In April 2023, Philips introduced its expanded portfolio of connected care solutions during HIMSS 2023, including AI-enabled patient monitoring platforms that integrate seamlessly with hospital IT systems. These platforms utilize IoT to track patient vitals in real-time across multiple care settings, improving clinical workflow and patient outcomes. This development reinforces Philips’ leadership in the digital health space and supports the broader trend of scalable, interoperable health monitoring infrastructures
- In March 2023, GE HealthCare unveiled its Virtual Care Platform, an IoT-powered solution for continuous patient monitoring and remote clinical decision-making. Designed to reduce the burden on hospital resources, the platform enables real-time data collection from wearable devices and transmits actionable insights to care teams. This innovation is part of GE HealthCare’s broader strategy to deliver AI-integrated, IoT-based systems that support decentralized and value-based healthcare delivery models
- In February 2023, BioIntelliSense launched the BioButton Rechargeable device, a multi-parameter wearable sensor that offers continuous health monitoring for up to 30 days. Capable of tracking temperature, respiratory rate, and heart rate, the device supports remote patient monitoring across post-acute care, chronic illness management, and infectious disease screening. This development underscores BioIntelliSense’s focus on expanding real-time IoT health monitoring in both clinical and consumer health environments
- In January 2023, Siemens Healthineers announced enhancements to its AI-supported remote monitoring platforms, integrating with wearable IoT devices to provide personalized risk assessment tools. These updates allow clinicians to monitor high-risk patients in real-time and intervene earlier using predictive insights. The company’s investment in connected monitoring technologies reflects a growing emphasis on scalable and proactive care models within the global healthcare system
