2016 Connected Healthcare Predictions Unveil Innovations and Opportunities that will Transform the Industry

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Jan. 28, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Frost & Sullivan

Connected healthcare continues to expand as innovations in technology and services flourish. Consequently, the adoption of digital health solutions has increased significantly throughout the industry.

While the U.S. healthcare system evolves and embraces lower costs and improving quality of care and access, opportunities are emerging in connected healthcare. The industry is driven by health IT development, growth of connected and savvy users, as well as cloud based-software as a service (SaaS) delivery models.

Join Frost & Sullivan's Connected Health team, as they host a panel discussion on the 2016 connected healthcare predictions and current insights on key areas within the market. The panel will be followed by a live Q&A session. This is the first of the Connected Health team's new quarterly webinar series.

Attend this webinar to discover:

• Key market predictions including merger and acquisitions (M&A), partnerships, as well as areas of growth and controversy in 2016
• New data regarding consumers; how they view their health and interests in digital health tools
• Latest perspectives on telehealth and remote patient monitoring
• The progression of the ambulatory electronic health records space and what this means for providers

The webinar is essential for senior executives working in different aspects of the value chain including those involved in: connected health, information technology, devices, pharma, health IT, as well as healthcare stakeholders, communication service providers, and others seeking to understand one of the most important areas in healthcare's future.

Thought leader insights:

"In an environment of continued disruption, it is a critical time for many important concepts and areas in connected health" says Frost & Sullivan's Transformational Health Research Director Daniel Ruppar. "With consumerism, population health, virtual visits, payment model changes, and M&A impacting healthcare, connected health solutions are expected to drive true change."

Register:

To attend the briefing, email Kayla Belcher, Corporate Communications – kayla.belcher@frost.com - your full name, job title, company name, company telephone number, and company email address, website, city, state and country or click here: http://frost.ly/16.  

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Contact:
Kayla Belcher
Corporate Communications - North America                                            
+1.210.247.2450                                                           
kayla.belcher@frost.com

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