Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming remote patient monitoring (RPM) across Vietnam, enabling healthcare providers to move beyond passive monitoring towards predictive, personalised and proactive patient care.
Although no dedicated valuation has yet been published for Vietnam's AI-enabled Remote Patient Monitoring (AI-RPM) market, industry analysis estimates the sector is currently worth US$2.5–4.0 million in 2025 and could reach US$12–18 million by 2030.
AI-powered RPM combines connected medical devices, wearable sensors, cloud computing and machine learning algorithms to continuously analyse patient health data outside traditional clinical settings. Rather than simply displaying measurements, AI systems identify trends, predict deterioration and alert clinicians before a patient's condition becomes critical.
Applications include:
- Chronic disease management
- Heart failure monitoring
- Diabetes management
- Hypertension monitoring
- Respiratory disease management
- Cancer patient follow-up
- Elderly home care
- Post-operative recovery monitoring
- Virtual wards
- Hospital-at-home programmes
Several long-term trends are accelerating adoption across Vietnam:
- Growing prevalence of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and hypertension.
- An ageing population requiring long-term monitoring.
- Government investment in healthcare digital transformation.
- Expansion of telemedicine and home healthcare services.
- Greater adoption of wearable medical devices.
- Increasing availability of cloud computing and high-speed mobile connectivity.
- Rapid advances in artificial intelligence and predictive analytics.
Vietnam's broader remote patient monitoring sector continues to expand steadily. According to IMARC Group, the country's Remote Patient Monitoring market reached US$11.9 million in 2025 and is projected to grow to US$31.5 million by 2034, reflecting increasing demand for continuous monitoring of patients with chronic illnesses, particularly in homecare settings and underserved regions.
Artificial intelligence is expected to become a major differentiator within this market. IMARC Group estimates Vietnam's Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare market reached US$1.78 million in 2025 and is forecast to expand to US$22.48 million by 2034. Government-backed AI strategies, expanding digital infrastructure and increasing adoption of intelligent clinical software are supporting this rapid growth.
The wider digital health ecosystem is also creating favourable conditions for AI-enabled monitoring. Vietnam's Digital Health market reached US$2.84 billion in 2025 and is forecast to exceed US$9.52 billion by 2034. Telehealth remains the largest segment, while wearable devices and remote monitoring technologies are becoming integral components of connected healthcare delivery.
AI is fundamentally changing how remote monitoring systems operate. Modern platforms can analyse thousands of physiological data points in real time, detect subtle changes that may indicate clinical deterioration and prioritise patients who require immediate intervention. Machine learning models are increasingly used to predict hospital admissions, identify medication adherence issues and personalise monitoring thresholds for individual patients. These capabilities help clinicians intervene earlier while reducing unnecessary hospital visits and improving long-term disease management.
Wearable medical devices are further accelerating this transition. IMARC Group reports Vietnam's Wearable Medical Devices market reached US$158.4 million in 2025 and is forecast to reach US$650.9 million by 2034. As more connected devices generate continuous streams of patient data, AI algorithms are becoming increasingly important for converting that information into clinically meaningful insights.
Leading technology companies including Philips, GE HealthCare, Medtronic, Abbott, Dexcom, Biofourmis, Current Health (Best Buy Health), Oracle Health, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Google Cloud and AWS Health continue to invest in AI-powered remote monitoring platforms that combine wearable devices, predictive analytics and clinical decision support.
As Vietnam continues to modernise its healthcare system and expand digital health services, AI-powered remote patient monitoring is expected to become a core component of chronic disease management, virtual care and hospital-at-home programmes. For providers of AI software, wearable technologies, cloud platforms, connected medical devices and digital health solutions, Vietnam represents one of Southeast Asia's most exciting emerging markets.