Telemedicine uses ICTs (Information and communication technologies) to control international barriers and surge access to health care services. This technology mainly benefits rural and underserved communities in developing nations – groups traditionally suffer from a lack of benefits to health care services. ICTs have great potential to address the hurdles faced by both developed and developing nations in providing quality health care services and more cost-effective. As per our analysis, the Global Telemedicine Market projected to grow up to US$ 218.49 Billion by 2026.