Throughout this medical market research, we analyzed 11 ventilator companies across more than 16 countries and used our comprehensive methodology to understand the market sizes, unit sales, company market shares, and to create accurate forecasts.

Our analysts meticulously research for up to 3 to 4 months to put together one suite of reports (MedSuite), which is a comprehensive analysis of a group of healthcare markets. A MedCore is one portion of that analysis that focuses on one market segment and provides further detailed segmentation to get a much more granular set of market data.

Data Types Included

• Unit Sales, Average Selling Prices, Market Value & Growth Trends
• Forecasts Until 2025, and Historical Data to 2015
• Market Drivers & Limiters for Ventilator market
• Competitive Analysis with Market Shares for Each Segment
• Recent Mergers & Acquisitions
• Disease Overviews and Demographic Information
• Company Profiles, Product Portfolios and SWOT for Top Competitors
• Related Press Releases from Top Competitors

Market Value and Industry Trends

By 2019, the US ventilator market was valued at $542 million, while the European market was valued at $175 million. Both of these markets are expected to increase in value to exceed $622 million and $185 million in 2025 respectively.

In the United States region, the overall ventilator market is set to grow slowly, with some segments remaining stable, and others generating modest growth levels. Due to the relatively stagnant nature of most segments, market share representation is set to change only very slightly, with the sub-acute and non-invasive market expected to grow over the forecast period. This market is set to experience both minor annual growth in unit sales and price pressures from the maturity of the market and a consequent high degree of competition. Unit growth is set to speed up as demand for more modern machines, such as the non-invasive ventilators, starts to pick up.

In the European region, the overall ventilator market is segmented into three major types of devices: universal ventilators, neonatal ventilators, and non-invasive ventilators. Universal ventilators are devices that are capable of ventilating all sizes of patients, from adults to neonatal, and are sub-segmented into the acute and home care markets. Neonatal ventilators are designed specifically to ventilate neonatal patients. Non-invasive ventilators rely on the spontaneous breathing of the patient and provide supportive airway pressure. Of these, the acute and home care segment makes up the largest share of the total market.

Competitive Analysis

In both the United States and European regions of the ventilator market, Philips is the leader. Philips is a leading company dedicated specifically to the sleep and respiratory markets. In the United States market, they offer sub-acute, home care, conventional neonatal, and non-invasive ventilators, with particularly strong market shares in the home-care and non-invasive ventilation segments.

A second leading player in both of these markets is Drӓger. They offer a variety of devices in many of their market segments. Specifically, Dräger’s Evita® is a universal ventilator that incorporates invasive and non-invasive ventilation parameters, offering flexibility for clinicians that increasingly want to move patients to non-invasive ventilation to improve recovery times. These devices have an advanced software suite that allows the user to choose various representations of the appropriate data.

Report Regional Coverage

Throughout this research series, iData has covered several countries in great detail. Each country may be purchased as a stand-alone report, tailoring the data to your needs. The covered countries are:

• United States
• Germany
• France
• U.K.
• Italy
• Spain
• Benelux (Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg)
• Scandinavia (Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden)
• Austria
• Switzerland
• Portugal

Detailed Market Segmentation

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