The healthcare market is driven by four major trends. (a) Ageing population expecting good quality of life, even for high ages, despite the emergence of new elderly specific pathologies. As old people often suffer from chronic diseases but nevertheless want to stay home, for comfort and cost reasons, remote monitoring will be become standard. (b) Cost of healthcare increased very rapidly during the last two decades making healthcare unaffordable for many. Reducing the cost of existing products and services or developing cheaper alternatives is a ‘Must Do’ for all medical and pharmaceutical organizations. (c) Ageing population, demand to address any, even rare, pathologies and excessive cost of healthcare are strong pressures for continuous innovation towards new possibly disruptive technologies. (d) To maximize safety of any new treatment or solution, regulations are becoming extremely demanding to demonstrate the patient would never be endangered. Meeting regulation criteria is an increasingly long and costly process.