Health-tech trends to look for in 2022

The health-tech industry is projected to grow by $50 billion in 2023. Significant movements can be witnessed in this fastest-growing industry as many established corporate organizations are acquiring stakes in new-age health-tech startups. Here are a few top trends expected in the health-tech space in 2022:

Electronic health records

Electronic health records (EHR) is one of the top five trends in the health-tech industry, the government is focused on. With the National Digital Health Mission and unique Health ID, the government endeavors to make patient data easily accessible between healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers.

AI and machine learning

Undoubtedly AI will continue to be a trend in the health-tech industry. AI and machine learning will help healthcare professionals to make medical decisions at the patients and policy levels. It will facilitate them to understand and infer reports faster as compared to traditional means.

Embracing the Telemedicine

Telemedicine will be a trend to watch out for in 2022. Its market size is expected to grow to $1,915 million dollars this year. The industry experts predict that 1 in 35 consultations will be conducted online by FY24.

Personalized medicine

Wearables and gene mapping are expected to make a significant contribution to personalized medicine. It allows self-health monitoring outside of clinics and hospitals.

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