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The COVID-19 pandemic has expedited the development of the Internet of Medical Things due to increased demand for hands-free health solutions (IoMT). In 2021, 64% of US families reported using these services, with 43% planning to continue using them once the pandemic is over. These indications point to further growth in IoMT in 2022.
Wearable health monitoring, for example, will become more common as a means of extending at-home treatment. Hospitals will employ IoT connections to track resources and make remote appointments. Even once the pandemic is over, similar trends will persist in order to make healthcare more accessible.
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