This chapter presents the findings from a case study on Internet of Things (IoT) adoption in healthcare. While data from information and communication technology (ICT) usage surveys provide information on the uptake of IoT health monitoring devices by individuals, limited information is available on the adoption of such devices by hospitals and general practitioners. Information on the effects of their adoption is also scattered. The case study’s findings contribute to filling this information gap, particularly regarding the use of smart devices for remote patient monitoring.