Market Overview:
Telerehabilitation is the application of information and communication
technologies to provide rehabilitation services to patients or other healthcare
professionals. It is also referred to as telecare, and it empowers individuals
with a disability to take charge of their health and personal care. Using
telerehabilitation services, patients can receive the same care as patients in
a local health care facility.
Competitive Landscape:
270 Vision Ltd.,
CoRehab srl, SWORD Health, S.A., MIRA Rehab Limited, re.flex, Evolv
Rehabilitation Technologies S.L., Brontes Processing Ltd., Bridgeway Senior
Healthcare, Rehametrics, MindMaze , DIH Medical, and Doctor Kinetic
Key Market Drivers:
Increasing number of
partnership and collaboration among key players is a major factor augmenting
growth of the market. For instance, in October 2021, WizeCare Partners with
Essen Health Care to advance value-based care through personalized all-in-one
telerehabilitation platform.
Advancement in the technology is another major factor driving growth of
the telerehabilitation
services market. For instance, in November 2020, DKV has adopted the
digital telerehabilitation platform ReHub as a technological solution to
improve the assistance to users of its 1,400 affiliated rehabilitation centres
throughout Spain.
Covid-19 Impact
Analysis
The outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic has impacted the telerehabilitation
systems market negatively due to travel restrictions. This has created shortage
of raw materials and components that has affected the supply chain of the
telerehabilitation service market.
Key Takeaways:
1.
The telerehabilitation systems market is expected to exhibit a CAGR
of 15.0% over the forecast
period owing to the advancement in the telerehabilitation system.
2.
North America is expected to witness
significant growth over the forecast period owing to the continuous launch of
new product in the region. For instance, in
January 2019, MbientLab, a company building the next generation of sensors and
tools for the healthcare industry, launched MIOTherapy (MIO), a wearable
technology for physical and occupational therapists.
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