Browse All Primary Research Managing Care through ACOs

Managing Care through ACOs: Consumer Interests & Requirements examines the role of digital health platforms from the consumer perspective.

It highlights consumer requirements for patient/doctor engagement in the digital age and determines which solutions have the necessary customer support to be successful.

 

  • Patient portals and online communication services
  • Discharge management and service follow-ups
  • Medication management and reminders
  • Online/mobile self-care tools and social health platforms
  • Games for health and wellness
  • Use of online support groups and health communities
  • Diet and nutrition management solutions
  • Patient satisfaction with care services and expectations for care coordination
  • Appeal of ACO concept and related care service platforms
Mobile Health: Uptake by Consumers and Care Providers

Parks Associates’ Mobile Health: Uptake by Consumers and Care Providers includes consumer and caregiver components.

This primary consumer survey probes the impact of mobile on daily routines and health and wellness behaviors. It assesses consumer interest in purchasing and using mobile health solutions to improve personal health, access and manage health information, and track a loved one’s personal health conditions.

This survey also measures the practical and cultural shifts among care organizations and their workers. It surveys care workers to quantify current adoption of mobile health solutions, perceived benefits and adoption barriers, and areas where mobile technologies are having the most impact in the professional healthcare sector.



 Mobile Health: Uptake by Consumers and Care Providers
  • Wireless Healthcare (Second Edition)

    This report updates the inaugural wireless health report from Parks Associates. It continues to profile innovations in both wireless technology-supported personal health applications and business models, analyzes current market size and segments, highlights impact from new health policies and regulatory requirements, and projects market directions and growth potentials.

    “Parks Associates believes that mobile technology and wireless connectivity will greatly enhance the appeal of personal health applications and solutions to end users,” said Harry Wang, Director of Health and Mobile Product Research, Parks Associates. He added that a growing interest from care providers, insurers, and technology developers is driving the industry’s expansion. “We now need clearly-defined health policies, transparent regulations, and well-aligned the business partnerships to bring wireless health opportunities to fruition.”
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