In the next three years, a majority of consumers expect mHealth to significantly change their healthcare experience:
- 59 percent said mHealth will change how information on health issues is found
- 51 percent said mHealth will change how providers or services send general healthcare information
- 49 percent said mHealth will change their overall health management
- 48 percent said mHealth would change how they manage chronic conditions
- 48 percent said mHealth would change how they communicate with providers
- 48 percent said mHealth would change their medication management
- 47 percent said mHealth would change how they measure and share health information
- 46 percent said mHealth would change how their healthcare providers monitored their condition and compliance.
Many respondents expected mHealth to bring about positive change:
- 52 percent said mHealth would make healthcare more convenient
- 48 percent said mHealth will improve healthcare quality
- 46 percent said mHealth will substantially reduce healthcare costs
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