Medical devices connected to Internet can not only save on treatment, preventing serious complications (since the data is collected and sent to the doctor almost automatically, and you can identify the causes of complications from them), but also save lives, as the system alerts doctors if the patient’s tests are too bad, or he did not do them on time. The medical Internet of things in some countries is maintained at the state level. For example, the Korean authorities are trying to make affordable devices for older people, and in Turkey, partnership programs between the state and business have been introduced to combat diabetes and its complications.