Expanding Opportunities in the Patient Lateral Transfer Market
The patient lateral transfer market
is expected to reach USD 446.2 million by 2025 from USD 288.7 million
in 2020, at a CAGR of 9.1% during the forecast period of 2020 to 2025.
Due to the outbreak of corona virus globally, there is a sudden rise in
the demand for lateral transfer devices. The Growth in this market will
majorly be driven by the high risk of musculoskeletal injuries to
caregivers during manual handling of patients and the implementation of
regulations to minimize manual patient handling. However, the lack of
training to caregivers for the efficient operation of patient handling
equipment is a key challenge in this market.
The prominent
players operating in this market include Stryker Corporation (US),
Hill-Rom (US), Arjo (Sweden), Handicare (Sweden), Etac Group (Sweden),
Sizewise (US), McAuley Medical, Inc. (US), Medline Industries Inc. (US),
Samarit Medical AG (Switzerland), Blue Chip Medical,Inc. (US), Haines
Medical Australia (Australia), Scan Medical Co Inc. (US), WY’ East
Medical Company (US), GBUK Banana (US), and Alimed (US).These players
adopted the strategies of partnerships, agreements, and acquisitions to
expand their presence in the global patient lateral transfer market.
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Stryker Corporation (US)
Stryker
Corporation held 25%-27% share in the patient lateral transfer market.
The company provides a suitable range of products in the air-assisted
lateral transfer market such as the Sage Prevalon Air Transfer System
(MATS). This system reduces the potential risks for back injury. Stryker
Corporation has a substantial geographic presence and has rich
experience in the global market, making the company one of the top
players in the air assisted lateral transfer market. The company has
maintained its position in the air-assisted lateral transfer market by
focusing on inorganic growth strategy such as acquisitions. For
instance, in 2019, Stryker Corporation (US.) acquired Wright Medical
Group N.V. (US), a leading medical device company to advance innovation,
improve outcomes and reach more patients.
Arjo (Sweden)
Arjo
accounted for 9–11% of the patient lateral transfer market in 2019. The
company provides highly diversified products for a lateral transfer
device. The company’s broad geographic diversity has enabled it to
deliver its lateral transfer devices to more than 100 countries across
the globe. To maintain its position in the market, the company focuses
on acquisitions and partnerships, building a strong geographical
network, and enhancing its R&D for delivering measurable and
beneficial results for patients and caregivers. In 2019, Arjo acquired
substantial equity shares of Atlas Lift Tech (US), which offers patient
handling solutions and real-time efficiency analytics to create a strong
platform for Arjo to offer a unique end-to-end solution in patient
transfer, with the mutual goal of reducing caregiver injuries and
improving patient care.
Hill-Rom, Holdings, Inc. (US)
Hill-Rom
accounted for 15–18% of the patient lateral transfer market in 2019.
The company’s strong focus on R&D and investments in product
developments have ensured its position in the market. It focuses on
collaborations, agreements, and acquisitions to strengthen its
geographic footprint, presence, and growth. For instance, in 2019,
Hill-Rom collaborated with Microsoft (US) to bring advanced, actionable
point-of-care data and solutions to caregivers and healthcare provider
organizations.
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