The healthcare industry is being impacted greatly due to the enhancement of patient care, operational efficiencies, and low-cost service. Remote patient monitoring becomes a prized cog in the mechanical wheel of change, allowing healthcare providers to monitor patients’ health status and intervene from a distance. As personalized, cost-efficient, and easily accessible healthcare becomes the motto for many, it is up to the innovators to come up with solutions to modernize healthcare systems. With a low-code application developing platform, Microsoft PowerApps thus constitutes the engine for this revolution through its versatile toolkit for developing tailor-made solutions to address the unique hurdles of remote monitoring within the United States.

For high-cost healthcare provisions that are often hindered by lack of access, PowerApps has a vast potential to improve healthcare delivery. While building applications from the ground up definitely involves quite a lot of coding, that is no longer the case with PowerApps; it simply helps healthcare providers in building applications for data management, patient engagement, and telehealth solution development. The global telehealth market size was valued at USD 142.64 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow from USD 161.64 billion in 2024 to USD 791.04 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 22.0% during the forecast period.

Challenges in Remote Monitoring

Remote monitoring has its own challenges, which can limit the successful use of the system, as well as affect its adoption adversely. These hurdles must be carefully addressed to achieve the entire value expected from remote monitoring for improving patient outcomes and reducing costs in health care.

• Technical Debt

Over 51% of U.S. hospitals rely on 50+ disjointed software systems, leading to fragmented workflows and security vulnerabilities.

• Data Integration and Interoperability

The primary challenge is that data from the various devices and systems does not come together. Data silos are a big problem for healthcare providers because they tend to refer to situations where patient information exists across separate platforms, making it difficult for healthcare professionals to have a view of the overall status of their ever-evolving health status.

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