US Patient Monitoring Devices Market Forecast To Grow $500 Million By 2019 Despite Pricing Pressures, Spending Slowdown
Executive Summary
Despite slowdowns in capital equipment spending and strong pricing pressures, the US patient monitoring device market will grow by over $500 million between 2014 and 2019, reaching more than $2.5 billion by 2019 – a CAGR of almost 5%. Several factors are driving growth in this market, including the need for seamless solutions that can provide monitoring from hospital to home, and the growing adoption of portable and wearable technologies.
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