Description

The hosptal facilities market in United States is poised to grow by US$ 718.5 million from 2022 to 2028, registering a CAGR of 7.4% during the forecast period, according to StrategyHelix.

The report provides up-to-date market size data for period 2018-2021 and forecast to 2028 covering key market aspects like sales value for hosptal facilities. The United States hosptal facilities market is segmented on the basis of type, patient service, and service type. By type, the hosptal facilities market in United States has been segmented into community hospitals, private hospitals, state owned hospitals. According to the research, the community hospitals segment had the largest share in the hosptal facilities market in United States. Based upon patient service, the hosptal facilities market in United States is categorized into inpatient services, outpatient services. In 2021, the inpatient services segment made up the largest share of revenue generated by the hosptal facilities market. On the basis of service type, the hosptal facilities market in United States has been segmented into acute care, cancer care, cardiovascular, neurorehabilitation & psychiatry services, obstetrics & gynecology, pathology lab, diagnostics, and imaging, others. Among these, the cardiovascular segment was accounted for the highest revenue generator in 2021.

The United States hosptal facilities market is highly competitive. Top players covered in United States Hosptal Facilities Market Study are Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic, Massachusetts General Hospital, Mayo Clinic, Mercy Hospital Fort Smith, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, UCSF Health. Competitive landscape gives a description of the competitive nature of the hosptal facilities market in United States and a description of the leading companies. Key financial deals which have shaped the market in recent years are identified.

The report is an invaluable resource for companies and organizations active in this industry. It provides a cohesive picture of the hosptal facilities market to help drive informed decision making for industry executives, policy makers, academic, and analysts.

Report Scope

Type: community hospitals, private hospitals, state owned hospitals
Patient service: inpatient services, outpatient services
Service type: acute care, cancer care, cardiovascular, neurorehabilitation & psychiatry services, obstetrics & gynecology, pathology lab, diagnostics, and imaging, others
Years considered: this report covers the period 2018 to 2028
Company mentioned: Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic, Massachusetts General Hospital, Mayo Clinic, Mercy Hospital Fort Smith, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, UCSF Health

Key Benefits for Stakeholders

– Get a comprehensive picture of the United States hosptal facilities market
– Identify regional strategies and strategic priorities on the basis of local data
– Pinpoint growth sectors and trends for investment

Table of Contents

Part 1. Introduction
– Scope of the study
– Study period
– Geographical scope
– Research methodology
Part 2. Hosptal facilities market overview
Part 3. Market breakdown by type
– Community hospitals
– Private hospitals
– State owned hospitals
Part 4. Market breakdown by patient service
– Inpatient services
– Outpatient services
Part 5. Market breakdown by service type
– Acute care
– Cancer care
– Cardiovascular
– Neurorehabilitation & psychiatry services
– Obstetrics & gynecology
– Pathology lab, diagnostics, and imaging
– Others
Part 6. Key companies
– Brigham and Women’s Hospital
– Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
– Cleveland Clinic
– Massachusetts General Hospital
– Mayo Clinic
– Mercy Hospital Fort Smith
– NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
– Northwestern Memorial Hospital
– Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
– The Johns Hopkins Hospital
– UCSF Health
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