Healthcare Mobility Solutions Market Poised For Rapid Growth At 25.3% CAGR, Led By North Americe

(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) EINPresswire/ -- The Healthcare Mobility Solutions Market is expected to reach at a CAGR of 25.3% during the forecast period (2024-2031).

The market is growing rapidly due to increased mobile health adoption, rising demand for remote patient monitoring and telehealth, and strategic collaborations such as the TriNetX–Fujitsu joint venture in Japan enhancing real‐world data use, and major technology and care platform developments in the US healthcare ecosystem.

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Key Industry Development

United States: Key Industry Developments

◉ October 2025: Sunrise Medical won six awards at the Mobility Management Product Awards for its major product launches over the past year, highlighting innovations in advanced assistive mobility solutions for complex rehab technology.

◉ August 2025: Sunrise Medical launched the industry-first voice-activated power seating control, enhancing user independence in advanced assistive mobility devices for healthcare applications.

◉ April 2025: Sunrise Medical introduced the Empulse F35 power assist wheelchair, designed for urban mobility with smart features to support everyday independence and navigation for patients.

Japan: Key Industry Developments

◉ June 2025: Japan's digital health sector expanded remote medical consultations and mobile health app adoption through policy initiatives, boosting healthcare mobility solutions for clinical and community settings.

◉ May 2025: Hakuhokai Group at Tokyo Hikifune Hospital launched the Medical-ConneX mobility solution with Siemens Healthineers, deploying customized mobile health units for community-based medical services using advanced technology.

◉ January 2025: Forecasts highlighted strong growth in Japan's healthcare mobility solutions market, driven by digitalization, smartphone penetration, and remote monitoring for the aging population's chronic care needs.

Steategic M&A-

In November 2025, GE HealthCare agreed to acquire Intelerad in a strategic transaction valued at approximately US$ 2.3 billion, with the deal expected to close in the first half of 2026. This acquisition brings Intelerad's cloud‐based medical imaging software capabilities into GE HealthCare's portfolio, aimed at expanding its reach beyond traditional hospital equipment into outpatient and cloud‐software services, enhancing recurring revenue potential and accelerating adoption of AI‐enabled imaging solutions across care settings.

In April 2025, Bain Capital announced it would acquire HealthEdge, a U.S. healthcare software provider, in a transaction valued at about US$ 2.6 billion including debt. The strategic rationale was to strengthen Bain's investments in healthcare innovation by adding HealthEdge's integrated software platforms that serve health insurers, supporting modernization of clinical and administrative systems across the insurance lifecycle.

In January 2025, Stryker Corporation agreed to acquire Inari Medical for about US$ 4.90 billion. This verified transaction expands Stryker's presence in peripheral vascular care by incorporating Inari's minimally invasive thrombectomy technologies, aligning with Stryker's broader medical technology strategy to enhance treatment options and bolster market share in vascular and neurovascular solutions.

Major Players:-
Omron Healthcare | McKesson | Apple | Wipro | Cerner | Oracle | Cisco | Zebra Technologies | AirStrip Technologies | Koninklijke Philips

Omron Healthcare – A major mobility solutions contributor with global presence; it's part of the top 10 firms in the space with notable share in remote patient monitoring/wearables. Its specialty in portable health devices (e.g., connected blood pressure/ECG tech) strengthens its adoption in preventive care.

McKesson Corporation – As a key player with significant market penetration, McKesson captures a sizeable slice of healthcare mobility by integrating mobile platforms into supply chain, clinical workflows, and EHR access. Its strength lies in logistics‐to‐care mobile optimization and widespread provider deployment.

Apple Inc. – Although not a top hardware supplier in mobility solutions' corporate share rankings, Apple influences market growth through HealthKit/ResearchKit integrations, wearables (Apple Watch), and mHealth capabilities, boosting patient engagement and provider interoperability across mobile ecosystems.

Cisco Systems – Often cited with around 18% share among top mobility firms globally, Cisco leads with enterprise networking and secure wireless solutions tailored for healthcare mobility. Its specialization in infrastructure scalability and secure mobile workflows supports large‐scale clinical environments.

Koninklijke Philips – Holding roughly 14% market share as a core healthcare mobility innovator, Philips excels in connected care, mobile patient monitoring, and portable diagnostic devices. Its focus on telehealth and continuous data platforms fosters broad adoption across hospitals and remote care settings.

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Market Segmenatation-

1) Product & Services Segmentation

In the US and Japan, the healthcare mobility solutions market is primarily segmented by product and services, including mobile devices, mobile applications, and enterprise mobility platforms. In the United States, mobile devices and applications are widely adopted across hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities due to robust healthcare IT infrastructure and high smartphone penetration, with mobile health apps integrated into Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and telemedicine workflows. Enterprise mobility platforms are also rapidly growing as healthcare organizations implement secure device management and data access tools to support clinicians and patients in real‐time. In Japan, strong technological foundations and an aging population are driving demand for mobile health applications and IoT‐enabled devices that support remote monitoring and chronic disease management, while enterprise platforms help manage workflow efficiencies and connectivity between care settings.

2) Application Segmentation

The market breaks down by application into enterprise solutions and mHealth applications such as remote monitoring and patient engagement. In the United States, enterprise solutions dominate as healthcare providers adopt mobile tools for clinical workflows, secure communication, asset tracking, and operational efficiency, supported by regulatory incentives and investments in digital transformation. Meanwhile, mHealth applications are expanding quickly, especially for telehealth and chronic care management, driven by patient demand for remote access to care. In Japan, growing use of mobile health apps is particularly focused on elderly care and preventive health management due to demographic trends, with mobile solutions increasingly used for vital sign tracking, teleconsultations, and personalized health monitoring in both clinical and home settings.

3) End‐User Segmentation

From an end‐user perspective, key segments include healthcare providers, payers, and patients. In the US, healthcare providers (hospitals and clinics) represent the largest share of the healthcare mobility solutions market, as they deploy mobile EHR access, remote patient monitoring tools, and clinician mobile apps to improve care workflows and reduce costs. Patients are the fastest growing end‐user segment in both countries, adopting mobile health apps and wearable integrations for self‐monitoring and engagement. In Japan, the aging population and a strong push toward digital health encourage both providers and patients to use mobility solutions for everyday care, while payers increasingly support mobile tools that enhance preventive services and reduce long‐term healthcare costs.

Market Drivers:-

. Growing Demand for Remote and Continuous Care: The U.S. telehealth and remote patient monitoring market is expanding rapidly, with healthcare providers and patients increasingly preferring virtual consultations and continuous monitoring tools that extend care beyond traditional clinical environments. This is driven by patient expectations for convenience and accessibility, and the integration of mobility platforms into mainstream care delivery models.

. Strong Digital Healthcare Transformation: Widespread adoption of mobile devices (smartphones, tablets) among healthcare professionals and patients is accelerating the implementation of mobility solutions. These digital tools enhance provider access to real-time patient data and improve operational workflows across hospitals, clinics, and home care settings.

. Supportive Reimbursement and Telehealth Policies: U.S. regulatory frameworks, including ongoing Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement expansions, state-level telehealth parity laws, and incentives for virtual care services, are facilitating broader adoption of mobile health and telemedicine technologies.

. Integration with Clinical IT Systems: Healthcare organizations are integrating mobility solutions with electronic health records (EHRs), cloud platforms, and advanced analytics to support efficient clinical decision-making, seamless data access, and enhanced patient engagement across care settings.

. Need for Efficient Healthcare Delivery and Chronic Disease Support: The rising prevalence of chronic diseases in the U.S. population is leading providers to adopt mobile health applications and remote monitoring tools to manage long-term conditions, improve outcomes, and reduce hospital readmissions.

Regional insights:-

North America: 41.8%
Largest regional share globally led by the United States adoption of mobile health IT, EHR integration, and telehealth services. The US alone captures 82% of the regional market, signaling very high domestic penetration.

Asia Pacific: 31%
Major growth contributor rapid digital health adoption in China, India, and Japan's aging-driven demand for mobile health monitoring improves regional share.

Japan (Asia‐Pacific sub‐insight): Market momentum is strengthening due to remote care adoption and technology readiness (specific % internal to APAC not independently reported).

Europe: 29%
Holds solid share supported by digital health reforms, interoperability frameworks, and expanding clinical mobility solutions usage.

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Conclusion:-
The Healthcare Mobility Solutions Market is set to transform healthcare delivery through mobile and connected technologies. Growing demand for telemedicine, real-time patient monitoring, and cloud-based platforms is driving adoption. Providers are increasingly leveraging mobility solutions to enhance care efficiency, patient engagement, and operational workflows. Continued innovation and regulatory support will sustain long-term market growth globally.

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