Remote Patient Monitoring Market Size, Top Share & Growth to 2033
September 04, 2025
Increased chronic illness incidences due to lifestyle changes, an aging population, the requirement for home-based monitoring devices, and equipment's ease of use and portability are projected to propel the market forward.
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a subfield of homecare telehealth that enables patients to collect and transmit patient-generated health data (PGHD) using mobile medical devices and technology. Vital signs, weight, blood pressure, and pulse rate are the physiological data typically collected by RPM programs. Patient data is delivered to a physician's office by a specialized telehealth computer system or software program installed on a smartphone, computer, or tablet following its collection.
RPM is frequently employed to assist patients requiring chronic, post-discharge, or senior care. Integrating high-risk patients with remote monitoring allows healthcare organizations to be alerted to potential health issues or trace patient data between visits. RPM could also be utilized by businesses desiring to track workers' compensation claims and ensure that employees are on the correct path to return to work. Remote patient monitoring decreases the number of hospital readmissions, hospitalizations, and durations of stay in the hospital, leading to improved quality of life and reduced costs.
MedM is included in the top 10 list of key players in remote patient monitoring market, more info on report: https://straitsresearch.com/report/remote-patient-monitoring-market
