Big Cardio Medtechs Are Moving ESG Agenda To Center Stage In 2022

In Vivo outlines major trends shaping the top 15 cardiovascular device companies included in the latest Medtech 100 rankings. They include a growing need to reach underserved patient populations, ongoing staffing and other challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic, and reimbursement obstacles.

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The top 15 cardiovascular device makers included in the most recent Medtech 100 rankings are on track to return to their pre-pandemic growth rates and strategies by the end of 2022, but COVID-19 has had a lasting impact on the industry.

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