HealthCare

Transforming the Healthcare Industry with AR/VR/MR

The healthcare industry is undergoing a revolution, and Qvolv Technologies is at the forefront of this transformation. Through the power of Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR), we are helping healthcare providers, hospitals, and educational institutions unlock new possibilities in patient care, medical training, and diagnostics. These immersive technologies not only enhance the precision of surgeries but also provide unparalleled opportunities for safe, cost-effective training, improving both medical staff performance and patient outcomes.

At Qvolv Technologies, we specialize in developing customized AR/VR/MR solutions that meet the specific needs of the healthcare industry. From creating immersive training modules to developing AR-assisted surgical tools, we partner with healthcare institutions to drive better patient outcomes and improve operational efficiency.

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Custom Solutions
Tailored to your institution’s needs, whether it’s for medical training, diagnostics, or patient care.
End-to-End Implementation
From design to deployment, we ensure seamless integration of immersive technologies into your healthcare systems..
Global Expertise
With experience working across multiple industries and regions, Qvolv Technologies brings world-class AR/VR/MR solutions to healthcare providers worldwide.

Key Use Cases of AR/VR/MR in Healthcare

 Medical Training and Education

Training the next generation of healthcare professionals has never been more efficient or immersive. Traditional training methods are being complemented and even replaced by VR-based simulations that allow students and doctors to practice surgeries, diagnose illnesses, and interact with medical scenarios in a controlled, risk-free environment.

Global Adoption

In the UK, hospitals like St. George’s are using VR for medical training, helping surgeons refine their skills.

Johns Hopkins Hospital in the USA conducted its first-ever AR-assisted spinal surgery in 2020, improving both precision and patient safety.

In China, over 1,000 hospitals have adopted VR-based medical training as of 2023, with an increase of 15% annually in the number of medical staff trained through VR simulations.

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Surgical Assistance with AR

AR is enabling surgeons to perform complex procedures with more precision by providing real-time data overlays, visualizing hidden structures, and improving navigation. With AR glasses, surgeons can see 3D holograms of patient anatomy, such as bones, blood vessels, and organs, directly superimposed on the patient’s body.

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Global Adoption

The Netherlands is using AR for guided surgeries in over 15 hospitals, with a 30% reduction in surgery time for complex procedures.

In Germany, AR-assisted surgeries have increased by 25% over the last two years, particularly in orthopedic and neurosurgery departments.

Patient Care and Therapy

Immersive technologies are not only enhancing medical procedures but also transforming patient care and rehabilitation. VR is increasingly being used for mental health treatments, physical rehabilitation, and pain management.

Global Adoption

The USA has seen a 40% increase in the adoption of VR-based therapies in physical rehabilitation centers in the past five years.

In South Korea, VR is used in over 200 clinics to treat mental health conditions, with a 50% reduction in therapy time for PTSD patients.

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Medical Imaging and Diagnostics

AR and VR are being increasingly integrated into diagnostic processes to help doctors visualize and interpret medical scans like MRIs and CT scans in three dimensions. This enhances the ability to diagnose complex conditions and provides clearer insights for treatment planning.

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Global Adoption

In France, VR-based imaging has been adopted in over 50 hospitals, improving diagnostic accuracy by 20% for complex cases.

Japan is integrating AR into medical diagnostics, allowing physicians to detect abnormalities in scans 15% faster than through traditional methods.

Global Impact of AR/VR/MR in Healthcare

The healthcare sector is projected to experience a massive growth in AR/VR/MR adoption over the next decade. Globally, the AR/VR healthcare market is expected to reach $9.5 billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 27.2%. The increasing adoption of these technologies across countries is driven by their ability to enhance training, improve surgical outcomes, and provide better patient care.

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USA

Over 60% of top hospitals are expected to integrate AR/VR technology into their training programs by 2025.

Europe

AR-based surgical procedures have increased by 25% annually over the past two years.

China

Over 1,000 hospitals are using VR for medical training, with the number expected to double by 2026.

Let Qvolv Help You Transform Healthcare

Interested in learning how our AR/VR/MR solutions can revolutionize your healthcare practice? Contact Qvolv Technologies today to explore how we can develop tailored solutions for your organization.