Connected Wellness: Tracking The Rise Of Health-Tracking Technology
Consumers Tap Technology To Take Their Health Into Their Own Hand
More than 120 million U.S. consumers used health-monitoring apps, websites or devices in October — and that number is growing. In “Connected Wellness: Tracking The Rise Of Health-Tracking Technology,” a collaboration with CareCredit, PYMNTS surveyed a census-balanced panel of 2,668 U.S. consumers to find out how wellness technology is reshaping consumer relationships with health.
Inside the November Report
- 50M: Number of U.S. consumers who own an Apple Watch
- 63%: Share of urban consumers using health-tracking devices or apps
- 10%: Portion of consumers who use health-monitoring apps monthly
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