Market Snapshot: Wireless/Telemetry Systems Drive Growth In Vital Signs Monitoring Space

The US market for vital signs monitoring equipment is expanding as hospitals increasingly move away from traditional, wired modular and portable monitoring systems to embrace the wireless monitoring trend that is enveloping health care today. Wireless telemetry monitoring is expected to post growth of more than 11%, compounded annually, according to Medtech Insight’s new report, “U.S. Markets, Trends, and Opportunities in Patient Monitoring Products.”

The US market for vital signs monitoring equipment is expanding at an overall rate of about 8% compounded annually; however, much higher growth is anticipated in the wireless/telemetry monitoring segment as hospitals increasingly move away from traditional, wired modular and portable monitoring systems to embrace the wireless monitoring trend that is enveloping health care today.

Wireless telemetry monitoring is expected to post growth of more than 11%, compounded annually, over the next several years, reaching...

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