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Home healthcare equipment and services in the US have become a very important part of the healthcare industry over the years. The increasing hospitalization costs has increased the demand for low-cost alternative, which in turn, has resulted in the emergence and growth of home healthcare facilities for the elderly, sick and disabled in the country. It has become a fast-growing competitive market, driven by the aging population who have shown a preference to receive care at their homes.
The home healthcare segment is a significant contributor to the US GDP. The country spends more than any other nation on the healthcare services. Innovations in the medical sector have further increased healthcare spending as the easy availability of new treatments has made it possible for patients to use them at home as well as in clinics. Cost effectiveness, privacy and the comfort of receiving treatments at home has driven the demand for home healthcare services, thereby leading to an increase in the number of home healthcare agencies in the country.
The home healthcare equipment and services industry is growing on account of the changing technological base. For the coming years, the industry is projected to thrive on the back of various factors like the increasing incidences of various chronic diseases, rising number of respiratory diseases, and the aging generation of the baby boomers.
The report broadly includes the following:
1. Industry Overview
2. Market Analysis
3. Market Segment Analysis
3.1 Home Respiratory Therapy
3.2 Home Infusion Therapy
3.3 Durable Medical Equipment
3.4 Home dialysis Market
4. Key Trends
5. Major Challenges
6. Opportunities
7. Company Profiles
7.1 Invacare
7.2 American Homepatient, Inc.
7.3 NxStage
8. Market Outlook
8.1 Market Forecast
8.2 Forecast Methodology
8.2.1 Dependent and Independent Variables
8.2.2 Correlation analysis
8.2.3 Regression Analysis
List of Tables
Cost of Chemotherapy for Children with Cancer
US: Home & Center Dialysis Treatment in Thousand (2001-08)
Growth in Home & Center Dialysis Treatment (2001-08)
US Population Growth by Age Group (2000-20E)
Increasing Survival Rates in Home Treatment in Dialysis
Cost Comparison between Hospital & Home care
Mix of Medicare Oxygen Equipment & Monthly Payment Rates (2008)
Reduction in Average DME Payment Cut Due to Competitive Bidding (2008)
Revenue by Business Segment for Invacare (2007 & 2008)
Revenue by Business Segments for NxStage (2007 & 2008)
Revenue by Geographic Segments for NxStage (2007 & 2008)
Dependent & Independent Variables (2001– 2009)
Correlation Matrix
Model Summary – Coefficient of Determination
Regression Coefficients Output
List of Graphs
US: National Health Care Expenditure as a Percent of GDP
US: Home Health Care Expenditure (2004-08)
US: Number of Patients with OSA (2006A–11E)
US: Estimated Respiratory Market Size & COPD Share (2010E-15E)
US: Durable Medical Equipment Expenditure (2004-08)
US: Population Aged 65 & More (2006A–15E)
US: Number of Diabetic Cases (2008-13E)
US: Patients for Home (Home Hemodialysis) (2009E-12E)
US: Patients for Home (Peritoneal Hemodialysis) (2009E-12E)
US: Age Group 65 & More Population Growth (2004–08)
Home Health Care Services: Total Employment in the US (2002–07)
US: Home Care Agencies Growth (2001–07)
US: Patients for Home Treatment (2009E-12E)
US: Patients for Home Treatment (Remaining Opportunity) (2009E-12E)
US: Home Healthcare Expenditure Forecast (2008A–13E)
US: Durable Medical Equipment Expenditure (2009E-18E)
US: Breakup of National Health Expenditure in 2008 (%)
US: Breakup of Home Healthcare Expenditure in 2008 (%)
Home Medical Equipment & Services Segments (%): (2008)
Invacare: NA/HME: Revenue by Product (2008)
Invacare: Europe: Revenue by Product (2008)
Invacare: Asia/Pacific: Revenue by Product (2008)
American Homepatient: Revenue by Business Segment (2008).
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