
Telehealth is not a new phenomenon, but the pandemic has made telemedicine a necessity. It has forced the healthcare sector to see telehealth as a virtual care ecosystem and not simply as tele/video consultation. As a result, physicians and consumers are using telemedicine in forms such as televisits and consultation, remote monitoring, medication management, access to specialised care that is otherwise limited, tele-ICU and post-acute-care integration.
Healthcare consumers and providers are adopting telemedicine technology to meet growing demand for risk-free, convenient and cost-effective access to care. Strong continued uptake, favourable consumer perception, a supportive regulatory environment and strong investment in this space are contributing to its adoption. However, to realise the full potential of virtually enabled care ecosystems, payers, providers and consumers need to adopt telemedicine as part of their routine engagements.
Explore how our healthcare experts can provide research support on various aspects of digital healthcare including the latest technologies, market entry and due diligence, pharma licensing and M&A support
BENEFITS AND IMPACT
Our offering

Digital health technology tracking and assessment
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We support clients with different technologies and can help manage projects from allied domain
Competitive and technology intelligence
Technology attractiveness/benchmarking
Telehealth and virtual care strategies
Selection of suitable telehealth technologies
Partner/vendor scouting
Key trends in digital advancement in the life sciences and healthcare sector
Market sizing and strategy intelligence
Opportunity assessment, go-to-market strategy
Company profiling

Tracking changes in healthcare regulations
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Acuity has been keeping abreast of changes in regulation and can help you create a master report along with daily/weekly alerts tracking recent changes
Regulatory approval in different countries
Regulations and required documentation for telehealth services
Patient access programmes
Macroeconomic policies of different countries