Tele-epilepsy Market Share

North America Market Statistics

North America in tele-epilepsy market is projected to hold more than 38.3% revenue share by 2037. The market growth is expected on account of the rising infrastructure technology, the increase in epilepsy cases, and the growth in per capita income. Also, favorable government regulations and the presence of market players are propelling market growth in the region.

The increasing use of telemedicine services and products in the U.S., as well as advantageous government initiatives for epilepsy, are escalating the market growth in the country. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2022, with age, the percentage of persons using telemedicine rose: among those aged 18 to 29, it was 29.4%; among those over 65, it was 43.3%.

In Canada, the surge in the adoption of smartphones and Internet services is driving the tele-epilepsy market. In 2020, the vast majority of individuals between the ages of 15 and 44 (96%) and 45 and 64 (87%), reported owning a smartphone. Use of wearable devices and mobile applications to track seizures and medication adherence, provide real-time data to healthcare providers.

APAC Market Analysis

Asia Pacific will encounter huge growth for the tele-epilepsy market during the forecast period. The market is expanding due to the widespread use of cutting-edge technology and improved network access. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of telehealth services, with many healthcare providers offering virtual consultations and remote monitoring options.

In China, the increasing prevalence of epilepsy and growing government program offerings are major factors accelerating the market growth. Based on epidemiological surveys, approximately 10 million people in China suffer from epilepsy, with 400,000 to 600,000 new cases being reported each year. In China, epilepsy is still a major health concern, especially in the western provinces.

In India, increased awareness of epilepsy and available treatments among the general public and medical professionals are fueling tele-epilepsy market growth. For instance, every year on November 17, India observes National Epilepsy Day to increase public awareness of the disease and its effects on the individuals, families, and communities it affects.

The burden of lifelong epilepsy in South Korea is expected to rise significantly, in line with global trends, due to the country's aging population. Also, growing adoption of artificial intelligence for EEG analysis, wearable seizure detection devices, and non-invasive brain stimulation methods is boosting the tele-epilepsy market expansion.