Overview:
Therapeutic beds is a consistently growing market due to the overall growth in chronic disease prevalence and geriatric patient population. Therapeutic beds are basically used in hospitals, clinics and in home-care. Ease of use in novel equipment has led to introduction of therapeutic beds and mattresses into the retail sector. Major drivers of therapeutic beds market are advent of innovative treatments that demand changes in hospital infrastructure, rise in high-risk geriatric population, and prevalence of chronic diseases.
Growing preference for home-care and assisted living has also allowed for growth in demand for therapeutic beds. Introduction of innovative features such as lightweight, automation, adjustable height and side railing, and others have further added to the demand for therapeutic beds through upgrading the existing products. Some of the restraining factors of this market is high pricing of new products. This market is highly competitive, with several local players manufacturing base-line products. Hospitals is still the major market segment for therapeutic beds. However, growing awareness among patient population particularly the geriatric and disabled group will serve as potential opportunities in this market.
The global therapeutic beds market is segmented on the following bases:
1. Product Type
a. ICU beds
b. Pediatric beds
c. Maternity beds
d. Bariatric beds
e. Air fluidized beds
f. Standard medical beds
g. Low air loss bed systems
2. End-Users
a. Hospitals
b. Clinics and ambulatory care
c. Home care
3. Geography
a. North America
i. US
ii. Canada
b. Europe
i. UK
ii. Germany
iii. Rest of Europe
c. Asia-Pacific
i. Japan
ii. China
iii. Rest of APAC
d. Latin America
e. Middle East and Africa
Key players identified for therapeutic beds market include but are not limited to:
Invacare Corporation, Stryker Corporation, Hill Rom, Inc., Grant Airmass Corporation, Casco Solutions, BaKare Beds Ltd. and several others
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