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Focusing on factors such as an individual's genetics, medical history, and lifestyle, personalized healthcare is an approach that tailors all stages of the healthcare journey - prevention, diagnosis, and treatment - to each unique patient. This would replace the more generic care currently commonly offered. Cited benefits of personalized healthcare, which is also referred to as precision medicine, include improved patient outcomes, better patient experience, and lower healthcare costs. Included within this report are chapters on the main important technological considerations required for personalized healthcare, such as data analytics, digital twins, artificial intelligence, and wearables.