- Remote patient monitoring (RPM) solutions, enabling the electronic tracking of patient health data outside traditional clinical settings, are becoming essential tools in the U.S. healthcare landscape due to their ability to enhance chronic disease management, improve care coordination, and reduce hospital readmissions
- The rising demand for RPM is primarily driven by the growing aging population, increasing burden of chronic illnesses such as diabetes and cardiovascular conditions, and a systemic shift toward value-based care and home-based health services
- In 2024, the U.S. remote patient monitoring and care market experienced robust growth, supported by favorable reimbursement frameworks, high healthcare expenditure, and rapid adoption of digital health technologies, with hospitals and home healthcare providers integrating RPM to expand care delivery and improve patient outcomes
- Telehealth integration and advancements in wearable health devices are expected to further accelerate RPM adoption in the coming years, offering real-time monitoring and data-driven decision-making for both acute and long-term care
- Device segment dominated the U.S. remote patient monitoring and care market with a market share of 48.3% in 2024, driven by its widespread use in tracking vital signs and managing chronic conditions through wearable and connected health technologies
