EMR 2010 (Market Analysis, ARRA Incentives, Key Players, and Important Trends)

    Published: December 1, 2009 | Price: $1,995 – $7,000

    It was less than one year ago that Kalorama Information surveyed the market for electronic medical records. Yet much has changed and the changes may reach into every aspect of healthcare. Since our last report, the U.S. Government has decided to incentivize the use of EMRs through extra Medicare payments, companies have merged and new players - including some well-known corporate giants, have entered the field. What impact have the announcement of ARRA (stimulus) incentives had, if any? What is...
    Market for Wellness Programs and Their Impact on Pharmaceutical, Diagnostic and Device Product Markets, The

    Published: October 1, 2009 | Price: $995 – $1,990

    At their most basic level, wellness programs represent an attempt to encourage good health and thereby decrease utilization of health care products and services. They have evolved out of necessity from the current U.S. health care system, in response to a variety of factors including continually rising costs of care and declining quality of life. A Comprehensive Look at the 'Wellness' Industry Utilization of wellness programs in the United States has experienced strong recent growth this is expected to continue...
    Healthcare Computer System Markets and Trends in HIT Buying (Forecasts for System, Service and Support Revenues, Areas of interest, major competitor profiles)

    Published: August 1, 2009 | Price: $1,995 – $7,000

    The healthcare information technology (HIT) market was in a growth trend prior to the recent recession. While economic times have tightened budgets some, there is still opportunities for companies in this market. In this report, Kalorama takes a comprehensive look at the demand for IT products in the healthcare market - with a focus on computer systems for hospitals, nursing homes, physician offices and other healthcare entities. Kalorama has interviewed experts in the HIT industry and presents the latest findings...
    World Veterinary Health Products (Animal Pharmaceuticals, Vaccines, OTC and Performance Enhancers)

    Published: May 1, 2009 | Price: $995 – $7,000

    The multi-billion veterinary health products market, though smaller in opportunity as compared with the human health sector, offers significant return on investment, primarily driven by lower risk and faster product development cycles. The veterinary health products market has remained resilient over the economic downturns of the past 2 decades. This report, World Veterinary Health Products, takes a look at veterinary health products for both companion (pet) animals, and production animals (livestock and poultry) and the opportunity for existing players and...
    Healthcare in a Recession (OTC, Generics, Out of Pocket Spending, Healthcare Legislation, Retail Clinics, Outsourcing and Other Topics)

    Published: April 1, 2009 | Price: $500 – $3,990

    Current economic conditions dominate business strategies. While healthcare has fared better than other industries, it will not be immune from the effects of the current recession. But what aspects of healthcare will be impacted? How much of spending will be out of the consumer's pocket? How will some novel trends (retail clinics, medical tourism) fit into this economy? It is commonly asserted that OTC and generic drugs sales will be boosted. Will this pan out? What will be the possible...
    Retail Clinics and the In-Store Healthcare Market 2009: Bright Spot in the Current Economy?

    Published: March 1, 2009 | Price: $1,995 – $7,000

    The appearance of in-store health clinics is a significant trend for pharmaceutical and POC diagnostic market watchers, as well as for those in retail. When last Kalorama published the first syndicated market research study on the emerging trend of in-store clinics in 2007, retail clinics were a novel trend. Now, with a few years of activity, they are established in food, drug, mass merchandizing and other stores, with both successes and failures. There is growth in some projects, scalebacks in...
    U.S. Markets for EMR (Electronic Medical Record) Technology

    Published: January 1, 2009 | Price: $995 – $7,000

    In 2009, Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is the core focus of most health information technology offerings. Government initiatives (most recently stimulus bill EMR provisions) and cost concerns are key drivers of EMR and will continue to drive purchases of EMR systems in the near future. Technologies such as patient monitoring systems and handheld devices will need to adapt to EMR systems to thrive. Those seeking to understand the health IT market will need to build products that address the need...
    Key Healthcare Opportunities for Technology Companies (Wireless in Healthcare 2008-12, High-Tech Patient Monitoring Systems, RFID in Pharma Manufacturing, US EMR Markets, RFID in Healthcare, Electronic Components for Medical Device Markets)

    Published: October 1, 2008 | Price: $7,995 – $14,995

    According to Kalorama's experts, there is over a 40 billion dollar market for technology companies who can assist the healthcare industry meet its key challenges. This Kalorama Information Market Research Bundle, a combination of 7 Kalorama Information Market research reports - over 1200 pages of material., presents those opportunities, and details the areas Kalorama thinks will be the most promising markets for technology in healthcare. Wireless Technologies: Newly updated with forecasts for 2008-12. This report covers the technology that is...
    Long-Term Care Market – Nursing Homes, Home Care, Hospice Care, and Assisted Living, The

    Published: July 1, 2008 | Price: $3,995 – $7,990

    As Kalorama publishes its second edition of this detailed report on the long term care industry and all of its segments, there is no decrease in demand or activity for everything from nursing homes, to home care, to hospices. The U.S. long care industry has experienced strong growth from 2002 through 2007 and this growth is expected to accelerate through the forecast period as the U.S. population continues to age and demand rises for long term care. Ongoing cost containment...
    Wireless in Healthcare (Hospital, Physician Office, Pharmaceutical and other Healthcare Markets for Bluetooth, RFID, Zigbee and other technologies)

    Published: May 1, 2008 | Price: $3,500 – $7,990

    2008 has seen no letdown in the use of wireless technologies in healthcare. The clinical environment is a highly mobile one, and physicians, nurses and other clinical operators have a real need for fast information they can act upon. Wireless technologies fit healthcare well. It's therefore no surprise that hospitals are dedicating large portions of current and future budgets to IT development and wireless is likely to be among their choices. Kalorama’s Wireless in Healthcare 2008 is your guide to...
    Organ Transplant Immunosuppressive Markets

    Published: January 1, 2008 | Price: $995 – $1,990

    Improved surgical techniques and organ preservation, understanding of immunologic barriers, and the development of newer and more potent immunosuppressives have combined to improve survival of transplant patients and grafts. Rejection remains the major barrier to long-term graft survival in patients, organ transplantation therapy is highly dependent on the success of immunosuppressants to suppress the recipient’s immune responses to the foreign organ. Most transplant patients require lifelong immunosuppressive therapy to prevent rejection, except when human leukocyte antigen (HLA)-identical transplants are used....
    Growing “Out of Pocket” Healthcare Market (Spending on Surgeries, Pharmaceuticals and Other Healthcare Services), The

    Published: November 1, 2007 | Price: $3,250 – $6,500

    While insurance is the most common form of payment for healthcare services, increasingly customers are paying for their own expenses. Pharmaceutical, device and diagnostic companies, should recognize that a part of their revenues are originating directly or indirectly from out of pocket expenditures. Health care costs are high and accelerating as a result of a confluence of factors within the broader economy, as well as the health care marketplace. Unique financial services have been created to facilitate non-insurance-paid health care...
    Healthcare Opportunities for Food Ingredient Manufacturers

    Published: October 1, 2007 | Price: $995 – $1,990

    For food ingredient companies willing to enter the non-food market, there is over a billion dollars of market potential awaiting them. In addition to increasing the profitability of their traditional product lines, producers of ingredients can potentially expand their markets by moving their products or byproducts into the healthcare sector, where drug producers or manufacturers of some biomedical devices could incorporate them into their products. Kalorama Information's Healthcare Opportunities for Food Ingredient Manufacturers details the sources of ancillary revenue that...
    Retail Clinics, The Emerging Market for Convenience and In-Store Healthcare

    Published: October 1, 2007 | Price: $995 – $5,990

    Retail clinics, also known as convenience clinics, represent a disruptive innovation into the U.S. health care market, which evolved from and is uniquely positioned to benefit from the health care system’s shortcomings. These clinics present a new opportunity for retail outlets to earn more revenue from rents and 'indirect' revenues from sales to the retail store as a result of a clinic visit. But there is also an opportunity for diagnostic and pharmaceutical companies to capitalize on this trend. Kalorama...
    RFID Opportunities in Healthcare in the U.S.

    Published: June 1, 2007 | Price: $1,995 – $7,990

    RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) technologies are dramatically changing many industries, but as detailed in Kalorama's market research report RFID Opportunities in Healthcare in the U.S., the greatest market for RFID is in healthcare. Hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, nursing homes, and other healthcare entities will benefit from using the technologies to keep track of inventories and patients. What are the best markets within healthcare for RFID? How will benefits outweigh costs? How are these technologies best implemented? Who are the leading providers...