Industry Report on The Elder Care Market Products and Services

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• The Elder Care Market Products and Services

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The U.S. eldercare market reached 381.6 billion
in 2014 and nearly 417 billion in 2015. The
market should reach 512.7 billion in 2020,
demonstrating a compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) of 4.2 from 2015 to 2020. This report
provides -An overview of the global markets for
eldercare products and services. -Analyses of
market trends, with data from 2014, estimates for
2015, and projections of CAGRs through
2020. -Segmentations of the market into
healthcare products and services, housing
services and needs, and assistive
technologies. -Breakdowns of the U.S. and
worldwide markets by demographics. -A focus on
applications including -Heart disease/stroke. -Ca
ncer treatments. -Kidney disease
medications. -Diabetes medications. -Arthritis
prescription medications. -Osteoporosis
medications. -Pain medications. -Neurological
health medications (e.g., dementia,
depression). -Respiratory medications and
products.
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INTRODUCTION STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES The aim
of this report is to provide an in-depth analysis
and forecast of the healthcare, housing and
assistive device segments of the U.S. elder care
market. The report will focus on the size of the
U.S. market, with comparisons to other markets in
developed countries in Europe and
Asia. Demographic implications, funding
implications for individuals and countries,
products and services currently available in the
housing and assistive device markets, andresearch
regarding future healthcare treatments will be
discussed. Future healthcare treatments will
concentrate on the areas of concern for
individuals who are older than 65, including
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-Arthritis prescription medications. -Cardiovascul
ar, heart disease/stroke. -Cancer
treatments. -Diabetes medications. -Sensory
impairments. -Neurological health medications
(e.g., dementia, depression). -Liquid nutritional
supplements. -Osteoporosis medications and
orthopedic impairment surgery. -Respiratory
medications and products. -Urological
(incontinence, benign prostatic hyperplasia).
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REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY Individuals born
between 1946 and 1964 (commonly referred to as
baby boomers) are beginning to have a profound
effect on the structure of societies as well as
the services and products offered by governments
and manufacturers. This huge market of active,
relatively wealthy and demanding individuals will
place enormous stress on governments to provide
services and on businesses to provide appropriate
products. Outlining the impact of this generation
and investigating current and future products,
and opportunities for well-positioned companies
are the primary focuses of this report.
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SCOPE OF REPORT This report offers forecasts by
product segment (i.e., healthcare, housing, and
assistive devices and technology) from 2015
through 2020, including supporting analyses for
projections. Report segments include a
demographic background of the market in the U.S.
and worldwide, healthcare products and services,
housing services and needs, and assistive
technologies for the elder care market.
International markets are discussed and
information is provided on industry
structure. Profiles of leading companies
involved in the elder care pharmaceutical,
housing and assistive device industries are
provided. Information on company placement within
the designated market and strategic analyses of
the companies available and emerging products
are discussed.
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INTENDED AUDIENCE This report provides a broad
background on the structure of the U.S. elder
care healthcare market and the chief issues it
faces. It offers the information needed to
understand the current market and to address the
emerging one. Comparisons with the elder care
market in Europe, Asia and developing countries
are provided. This is an invaluable tool for
business planners, acquisitions specialists,
licensing strategists, product managers, investor
consultants and others interested in the elder
care market, its products, participants and
future.
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INFORMATION SOURCES Information for this report
was obtained from industry participants the
Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS),
National Institutes of Health (NIH), National
Institutes on Aging, Agency on Health Care Policy
and Research, the Centers for Disease Control
(CDC), U.S. Census Bureau and other U.S.
government agencies The World Health
Organization (WHO) the American Hospital
Association, Alzheimers Association, American
Heart Association The Gerontological Society of
America, American Lung Association, American
Medical Association, American Association of
Retired Persons, Assisted Living Federation of
America (ALFA) the Pew Charitable Trusts, Kaiser
Family Foundation and Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation industry experts literature
searches company annual reports and 10Ks and
product literature. All data collected were
analyzed by Research personnel to determine
specific findings and to project markets. When
precise information is not available, a consensus
was made using reasonable assumptions and
estimates based on historical data.
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Table of Contents

• Introduction - Complimentary 3 0
• Summary 4 250
• Overview Of Global Elderly Population 14 852
• Industry Trends By Sector - Healthcare 55 3345
• Industry Trends By Sector - Housing 18 1095
• Industry Trends, By Sector - Assistive
  Technologies 17 1034
• Developmental Pipeline For Elder Care
  Pharmaceuticals 13 791
• Company Directory 37 2250
• Glossary 3 182
• Instrumental Activities Of Daily Living (IADLS)

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