This page captures the key macro indicators that justify building a unified wellness operating system.
Global Wellness Institute (GWI) reports the wellness economy reached $5.6T in 2022 and continued growing post-pandemic. Another GWI release reports it reached $6.3T by end of 2023 and is forecast to rise further. [R1][R2]
WHO’s Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) provides a global roadmap for adoption of digital health technologies. This legitimizes long-term institutional acceptance of digital health & remote engagement. [R3][R4]
A McKinsey analysis noted large acceleration in telehealth adoption during COVID era and sustained demand thereafter. Even if these numbers are US-context, the adoption pattern validates “remote health engagement” as a normal behaviour. [R5]
India’s National Telemedicine Service eSanjeevani has reported massive cumulative teleconsultation volumes since 2020 (government press releases and studies). This shows India is already using remote platforms at population scale. [R6][R7]