However, there is generally a significant size difference between public and private hospitals in Latin America, and that is likely to be reflected in the base installed equipment counts covered by HospiRank. As such, GHI decided to create a ranking solely for private hospitals in Latin America, covering 4 key categories:

• Best Equipped for Hosting Patients
• Highest Count of Basic Surgical Equipment
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for Advanced Diagnostic Imaging
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for High-Risk Patients

Towards the end of Q4 2021, GHI shared the results of its ranking of LatAm private hospitals via a webinar organized in partnership with El Hospital, the leading hospital and healthcare industry magazine in Latin America.

Below you can view the webinar, which was held only in Spanish.

If you’d like to learn more about the ranking and obtain a copy, please click here.

If you’d like to read further about El Hospital’s article on the ranking, which includes profiles of top private hospitals in Latin America, please click here.

Next Steps

Contact us if you’d like to obtain a deeper level of market intelligence for LatAm’s private hospitals. Most of the major private hospitals in Latin America—in countries like Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, among others—can be found in our HospiScope database, which you can subscribe to and use for sales planning, marketing initiatives, crafting strategy and more, all based on hard data that is constantly updated by GHI’s large research team.

Beyond HospiScope, GHI’s team can create a custom market research study for you on LatAm private hospitals or all of the region’s hospitals. This option will deliver all the strategic data you need to uncover sales opportunities as the LatAm medical equipment market returns to pre-pandemic levels. Other resources that can help you deepen your understanding of the LatAm medical equipment/devices market include SurgiScope, ShareScope and the LatAm Hospital Monitoring Service.

HospiRank focuses on all of the hospitals in the region and is created based on an analysis of public, mixed and private healthcare institutions in Latin America.

However, it’s clear that public hospitals and clinics in Latin America are often much larger than private ones, so it’s challenging to create a ranking that includes representative amounts of all types. Recently, El Hospital, Latin America’s leading publication on hospitals and healthcare, approached GHI to create a ranking for just private hospitals. We used the data from our HospiScope database to create the ranking and shared the results in a webinar that we helped organize in partnership with El Hospital.

As a way to help medical equipment/devices companies, healthcare professionals and others to have a clearer sense of the resources available in LatAm’s private hospitals, we have created this ranking report of the best-equipped private hospitals in Latin America.

Please click here to download the report.

Next Steps

Contact GHI if you are interested in a deeper look at the sales opportunities available in the LatAm medical equipment market. We can provide this through our databases (such as HospiScope and SurgiScope), custom studies (available through InScope) and our LatAm Hospital Monitoring service.

• Argentina
• Brazil
• Chile
• Colombia
• Mexico
• Peru

For each country, you will find a list of the top 10 best-equipped hospitals according to the following categories:

• Best Equipped for Hosting Patients
• Best Infrastructure for High Procedure Count
• Highest Count of Basic Surgical Equipment
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for Accommodating Newborns
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for Primary Diagnostics
• Best Installed Base for Treating Cancer
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for Advanced Diagnostic Imaging
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for High-Risk Patients

While the amount of medical equipment that a hospital or clinic possess is in no way the only factor in determining its quality, it can be helpful to understand what different institutions have available. Through HospiScope, SurgiScope, In-Scope, ShareScope, and LatAm Hospital Monitoring Service, GHI provides market intelligence for medical equipment/device manufacturers. As such, HospiRank could offer useful information about potential or existing clients. And for hospital administrators and public health officials, HospiRank could also offer data that is useful for benchmarking or to complementing existing knowledge about the medical resources available in a specific country.

With that in mind, we have made these rankings available to the general public. Beyond the 2021 rankings, on GHI’s site you can also find HospiRank for 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020, allowing you to make comparisons over time in the case of certain countries.

Explore further

Contact us if you’re interested in obtaining more market data about the Brazilian or Latin American hospital market, such as:

• A market landscape study for specific equipment types or sectors
• How to use GHI’s database to improve your CRM with fresh data
• Creating a sales propension study for your particular product(s) in your market(s) of interest
• Closely monitoring developments in Brazilian hospitals on a monthly basis using a power BI platform
• Forecasting demand or market sizing for medical equipment or devices

And much more.

You can also learn more about LatAm’s hospital market by reading other GHI articles, which include a new Brazilian medical market report, an infographic about Brazilian hospitals, and other key insights.

#1 Telemedicine

According to IMARC Group, Latin America’s telehealth market should grow with a CAGR of 23% during 2021-2026. Statista recently reported that the forecasted value of Latin America’s telemedicine market will reach US$3.48 billion by 2025—an increase of 120% compared to 2020, when its value was US$1.57 billion. Contact GHI directly to obtain a customized study of telemedicine in Latin America for your company: this is one of the elements we regularly track among the 18,000 Latin American hospitals in our database. As such, we can help you understand the market and identify key prospects based on technology use.

#2 Robotic Surgery

Over the next five years (2021-2026), the medical robots market in Latin America will double in size, going from a market value of US$0.96 billion in 2021 to US$2.62 billion in 2026, with a compound adjusted growth rate (CAGR) of 22.1% during this five-year period. Click here to see GHI’s research on hospitals with robotic surgery systems in Latin America and contact us if you’re interested in a market landscape or sizing study to identify potential clients for these systems.

#3 Nanomedicine

This branch of nanotechnology uses materials created at a nanoscale for diagnosing, monitoring and treating diseases. According to Market Data Forecast, the Latin America nanomedicine market size is projected to grow with a CAGR of 14.1% between 2021 and 2026 to reach a value of US$37.4 billion, nearly double its 2021 value of US$19.3 billion.

#4 Implantable Medical Devices

These devices are placed inside the body for a variety of functions, including delivering medications, monitoring health conditions and replacing body parts. The Latin American implantable medical devices market is projected to grow with a CAGR of 6.8% between 2021 and 2026, according to IMACR Group.  The research firm cites sports injuries, accidents, medical tourism and the rising demand for cosmetic surgeries as factors that will help drive this growth in Latin America.

#5 3D Printing of Medical Devices

According to Market Data Forecast, the rising demand in Latin America for customized orthopedic and maxillofacial surgery products is helping this market increase. The company forecasts that the 3D printing of medical devices market in Latin America will expand from US$187 million in 2021 to US$781 million by 2026, growing with a CAGR of 33% during the forecast period.

#6 Wearable Medical Devices

These devices are used to monitor patients to help them manage glucose or insulin levels, blood pressure, hydration and more. Market Data Forecast projects that the wearable medical devices market in Latin America will increase with a CAGR of 16.9% between 2021-2026, posting a value of US$1.7 billion by 2026.

#7 Remote Patient Monitoring System

According to Market Insights Reports, the South America remote patient monitoring systems market will grow with a CAGR of more than 38% between 2021 and 2026. However, it’s important to note that this projection only covers Brazil, Argentina and Colombia, not the rest of countries in South America, much less the other large hospital markets in Latin America, such as Mexico.

Next Steps

Contact GHI to explore a customized study covering the growth of specific healthcare technologies in Latin America. We track a number of healthcare technology types via our HospiScope database, and our team is well-versed in executing market demand and sizing studies to help companies create strategic sales plans or launch plans for specific products. In addition, our Latin America Hospital Monitoring Service provides monthly updates about developments in hospitals in all of the region’s largest markets.

• Argentina
• Brazil
• Chile
• Colombia
• Mexico
• Peru

For each country, you will find a list of the top 10 best-equipped hospitals according to the following categories:

• Best Equipped for Hosting Patients
• Best Infrastructure for High Procedure Count
• Highest Count of Basic Surgical Equipment
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for Accommodating Newborns
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for Primary Diagnostics
• Best Installed Base for Treating Cancer
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for Advanced Diagnostic Imaging
• Best-Equipped Hospitals for High-Risk Patients

While the amount of medical equipment that a hospital or clinic possess is in no way the only factor in determining its quality, it can be helpful to understand what different institutions have available. Through HospiScope, SurgiScope, In-Scope, ShareScope, and LatAm Hospital Monitoring Service, GHI provides market intelligence for medical equipment/device manufacturers. As such, HospiRank could offer useful information about potential or existing clients. And for hospital administrators and public health officials, HospiRank could also offer data that is useful for benchmarking or to complementing existing knowledge about the medical resources available in a specific country.

With that in mind, we have made these rankings available to the general public. Beyond the 2021 rankings, on GHI’s site you can also find HospiRank for 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020, allowing you to make comparisons over time in the case of certain countries.

Explore further

Contact us if you’re interested in obtaining more market data about the Latin American hospital market, such as:

• A market landscape study for specific equipment types or sectors
• How to use GHI’s database to improve your CRM with fresh data
• Creating a sales propension study for your particular product(s) in your market(s) of interest
• Closely monitoring developments in Latin American hospitals on a monthly basis using a power BI platform
• Forecasting demand or market sizing for medical equipment or devices

And much more.

You can also learn more about LatAm’s hospital market by reading other GHI articles, which include a new Brazilian medical market report, an analysis of hospitals with robotic surgery systems, 2022 projections for Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Argentina, and other key insights.

NOTE: If you are interested in a closer monitoring of the industry, please contact us about the service we are offering in partnership with GBI, which will provide regular updates on a subscription basis.

#1 Overall Growth

In an interview with Colombia’s Semana magazine, Giovanni Saggioro—Vice-President of Human Nutrition and Health at DSM, a biotechnology company based in The Netherlands—projects that the Latin American pharmaceutical market will grow with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7% though 2023 to reach a total value of US$76 billion. You can read the entire interview here, which offer some of Saggioro’s thoughts about the industry and investment plans of DSM in the future.

#2 Specific Countries

Here’s a look at some recent numbers for select markets in Latin America:

• Between August 2020 and July 2021, the retail pharmaceutical market in Brazil posted $66 billion (US$11.8 billion) in revenue, an increase of 14.6% over the past 12 months, according to the Associação Brasileira de Redes de Farmácias e Drogarias
• In Q1 2021, pharmaceutical sales in Argentina went up by 57% compared to the same period in 2020 to reach AR$111 (US$1.1 billion)
• La República reported recently that the pharmaceutical market in Colombia grew by 26.8% in 2020
• While overall numbers for Mexico seem to be unavailable, several companies have reported strong growth in the country in 2021, including Teva, Bayer and Novartis
• Pharmaceutical sales in Ecuador went up by 11.2% in 2020, according to IQVIA, and an increase of 17% during Q1 2021

#3 Generic Drugs

According to Statista, the generic drugs market in Latin America currently has a value of US$37.1 billion and is expected to reach a value of US$50.6 billion, growing with a CAGR of 6.4% between 2021 and 2026.

#4 CMO Market

Pharmaceutical companies outsource their manufacturing to equipped companies known as contract manufacturing organizations or CMOs, which focus on developing, formulating and testing products, among other key services. The CMO pharmaceutical market in Latin America will increase in size from US$15 million in 2020 to more than US$39.7 million by 2027, according to a projection from Coherent Market Insights. This represents a CAGR of 14.7% over this seven-year time period.

#5 Pharmaceutical Packaging

The LatAm pharmaceutical packaging market is expected to grow with a CAGR of 6.8% between 2020 and 2025, with Colombia projected to post significant growth during this period, according to Mordor Intelligence.

#6 Over-the-Counter Drugs

The Latin American over-the-counter drugs market is growing significantly: it’s set to post a powerful CAGR of 8.64% between 2021 and 2026 and increase in volume from US$11.4 million to US$17.3 million, as per projections from Market Data Forecast.

Next Steps

Contact us to find out more about how you can subscribe to obtain regular updates about the Latin American pharmaceutical industry.

• In Chile, the Hospital Clínico de la Red de Salud UC CHRISTUS announced its acquisition of the Medtronic HUGO^TM RAS system
• In Puerto Rico, the Hospital del Centro Comprensivo de Cáncer de la Universidad de Puerto Rico announced its acquisition of a DaVinci XI system
• In Panama, the first gynecological procedures ever performed with a Medtronic HUGO^TM RAS (robotic-assisted surgery) system were done at Pacífica Salud Hospital

But July wasn’t the only month with developments in LatAm’s robotic surgery adoption and deployment:

• In February 2021, the Hospital San José in Hermosillo, Mexico announced its acquisition of a Da Vinci robotic system
• In June 2021, Clínica Santa María realized the first patient procedure ever conducted with the HUGO^TM RAS system, a prostatectomy
• In August 2021, the Sanatorio de la Trinidad Palermo announced the acquisition of the ROSA robotic surgery system

In fact, it’s hard to keep up with the constant developments, as more and more hospitals announce the purchase of such high-tech and state-of-the-art systems. Global Health Intelligence’s research team has tracked more than 30 acquisitions of robotic surgery systems in Latin America during 2020-2021*. “The LatAm med tech market is evolving rapidly,” explains Matt Collins, Director of Marketing for Hugo ^TM in LATAM. “One reason for that change is the fact that purchasing large capital equipment is becoming easier. Take the example of Medtronic’s Hugo ^TM RAS system. Now, for the first time ever, hospitals can work with a single manufacturer to purchase open, lap, and robotic surgical solutions. This kind of choice is powerful, and certainly makes the life of hospital managers easier. I’m just happy to be part of the journey to make these possibilities a reality for hospitals in LATAM,” he says.

The Latin American Robotic Surgery Market by the Numbers

Over 50% of the total amount of robotic surgery systems in the Latin American market have been acquired over the past 5 years, and almost 30% of that total was reached over the past year and a half.

According to Global Health Intelligence (GHI) analysis, the most present robotic surgery devices on the market are the DaVinci models, which represent 85% of the Latin American installed base; the DaVinci Si is the best-selling model. In terms of market share in LatAm, the Da Vinci brand is followed by Cyberknife, which accounts for 9% of the installed base, and Rosa, which accounts for 5%.

Medtronic, one of the world’s largest medical device and technology firms, recently launched its HUGO^TM system, which was conceived to offer institutions a highly intuitive system at a lower total cost of ownership than the current systems in place, along with training system support to help hospitals maximize their ROI.

“The real value that large med tech companies bring to the robotic landscape isn’t just with the hardware: it’s the total solution they can deliver based on their existing footprint and manufacturing capabilities. It’s much easier for companies like Medtronic to deliver training, local support, and reliable tech services — not to mention, cost-effective instruments,” says Collins.

Further analysis by GHI’s research team indicates that more than 80% of the robotic surgery systems in Latin America belong to the private healthcare system, while the rest are in public hospitals. While public institutions have recently ramped up the acquisition of such systems, this is a stark contrast to how care is typically delivered across the region, where nearly two-thirds of the population attends public healthcare institutions.

One well-known robotic surgery acquisition was made by Argentina’s National Atomic Energy Commission, which is building the first proton therapy center in Latin America. To this end, the Commission has already acquired the CyberKnife linear accelerator for radiosurgery, which is used for both adults and children, thus extending the impact of robotic surgery to pediatric medicine.

New Systems and More Specialties

Da Vinci is one of the most widely used and best-known platforms in the market, and is implemented in various procedures, such as prostate cancer surgery, renal and bladder surgery, in addition to its use in general surgery in cases such as cholecystectomy, colon and rectal cancer, gastroesophageal reflux surgery and gynecological surgery. With the precision with which surgeons can operate using robotic surgery platforms, their use was extended to new specialties, such as breast cancer surgery and coronary bypass surgery, among others. In Mexico, the Ángeles hospital chain has a robotic surgery center and 6 of its hospitals perform a wide variety of procedures.

The incorporation of new robotic platforms for surgery has made it possible to cover more procedures, such as arthroscopy assisted by the Rosa Knee robot, which in addition to providing greater precision and range of motion to professionals, facilitates faster and better patient recovery.

“With the ROSA Robot, we not only have precision in the placement of implants, but it also allows us to ensure that the soft parts and the balance of the ligaments are perfect, which in the long term improves the patient’s well-being. Through the Rosa Robot, patients have less residual pain after having a perfect soft-tissue balance, which allows them to return to daily life activities more quickly and in the best conditions,” says Dr. Carlos Sandoval, head of the knee team at the MEDS Clinic in Chile, which is one of the countries in the region with the most acquisitions.

New Technology, Greater Advantages

Despite the significant investment required to procure surgical robots, studies suggest that minimally invasive surgery via robotics offers several advantages, including:

• Greater visibility and precision, which should result in smaller incisions and smaller scars
• Easy access to complex or delicate anatomical areas
• Reduced risk of infection
• Less bleeding and pain for the patient
• Faster recovery and shorter hospital or clinic stay

The Impact of the Pandemic

It’s still too early to tell if the budgetary challenges sparked by the pandemic will result in fewer surgical robot systems being acquired by Latin American hospitals in the future. At this point, the market is still seeing the results of acquisition plans made before the pandemic. As 2022 and 2023 progress, we will have a better sense of the rate at which robotic surgery will grow in the region, along with the primary factors that drive acquisitions by hospitals.

As of October 2021, GHI analysis indicates that more than 130 medical institutions in Latin America (both private and public) have robotic surgery systems and that there are more than 150 robotic surgery devices/systems in use throughout the region.

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Contact us to arrange for a personalized study of robotic surgery in Latin America. Our team can help your company understand not only the current market but also future growth potential and the unique characteristics of hospitals that tend to acquire robotic surgery systems to help you define your sales targets with greater precision.

You may also find our other resources helpful as well, ranging from our LatAm Hospital Monitoring Service and HospiScope database to our SurgiScope database and ShareScope service, among others.

* This does not mean these systems were purchased in 2021 or 2020. GHI data tracks when hospitals announce a purchase, divulge an acquisition to our research team or announce the use of such equipment for the first time. Hospitals typically plan the acquisition of high-tech equipment (such as robotic surgery systems) over several years.  Therefore, it is likely that the plans to purchase this equipment were developed several years prior and only in 2020-2021 did these come to fruition.

GHI also recently conducted an analysis of procurement trends in Chilean hospitals, calculating the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 2019 and 2023. Based on those calculations and other analyses, we share in this report the types of medical equipment with the highest projected growth as well as the types that will contract the most by 2022.

The 10 Medical Equipment Categories with the Greatest Projected Growth in Chile in 2022

Gamma cameras in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 64% increase in 2022

Bone densitometers in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 28% increase in 2022

Endoscopy towers in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 18% increase in 2022

Anesthesia machines in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 17% increase in 2022

Mammography machines in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 16% increase in 2022

Endoscopic lithotripters in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 10% increase in 2022

Laparoscopic surgery equipment in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 6% increase in 2022

RIS in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 6% increase in 2022

Ventilators in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 5% increase in 2022

Hemodialysis machines in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 4% increase in 2022

The 5 Medical Equipment Categories with the Highest Projected Contractions in Chile in 2022

Radiotherapy machines in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 45% contraction in 2022

Cobalt therapy machines in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 25% contraction in 2022

EEG machines in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 22% contraction in 2022

Patient monitors in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 20% contraction in 2022

Infusion pumps in Chile’s hospitals
Projected 19% contraction in 2022

Next Steps

Contact us to obtain more detailed data on the medical equipment market in Chile. We can help with several key resources, such as:

HospiScope: Subscribing to this database allows you to access millions of data points for nearly 90% of the hospitals in Latin America.

SurgiScope: Subscribing to this database allows you to see the surgical procedures taking place in hospitals in LatAm’s key hospital markets, which in turn can be used to gauge market demand for your products, market projections and more.

ShareScope: This service reveals market share in different markets for more than 30 different types of medical equipment.

LatAm Hospital Monitoring Service: Subscribing to this service gives you weekly updates on Latin American hospitals in the country of your choice, all accessible through a power business intelligence platform that features cutting-edge data visualization tools.

In-Scope: Customized research into the LatAm medical equipment market of your choice that will deliver a proprietary report offering the insights you need to make strategic decisions in 2022 and beyond.

GHI recently conducted an analysis of procurement trends in Peruvian hospitals, calculating the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 2019 and 2023. Based on those calculations and other analyses, below we break down the types of medical equipment with the highest projected growth, as well as the types that will contract the most in 2022.

The 10 Medical Equipment Categories with the Greatest Projected Growth in Peru in 2022

Linear accelerators in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 39% increase in 2022

PET scanners in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 23% increase in 2022

Stereotactic mammography in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 23% increase in 2022

Endoscopic lithotripters in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 22% increase in 2022

Patient monitors in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 16% increase in 2022

Fluoroscopes in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 13% increase in 2022

Lithotripters in Peru’s hospitals 
Projected 12% increase in 2022

Laparoscopic surgery equipment in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 11% increase in 2022

MRI machines in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 11% increase in 2022

Bone densitometers in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 9% increase in 2022

The 5 Medical Equipment Categories with the Highest Projected Contractions in Peru in 2022

RIS in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 29% contraction in 2022

Hyperbaric chambers in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 16% contraction in 2022

Radiotherapy equipment in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 14% contraction in 2022

Hemodialysis machines in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 8% contraction in 2022

Cobalt therapy machines in Peru’s hospitals
Projected 8% contraction in 2022

Next Steps

Contact us to obtain more detailed data on the medical equipment market in Peru. We can help with several key resources, such as:

HospiScope: Subscribing to this database allows you to access millions of data points for nearly 90% of the hospitals in Latin America.

SurgiScope: Subscribing to this database allows you to see the surgical procedures taking place in hospitals in LatAm’s key hospital markets, which in turn can be used to gauge market demand for your products, market projections and more.

ShareScope: This service reveals market share in different markets for more than 30 different types of medical equipment.

LatAm Hospital Monitoring Service: Subscribing to this service gives you weekly updates on Latin American hospitals in the country of your choice, all accessible through a power business intelligence platform that features cutting-edge data visualization tools.

In-Scope: Customized research into the LatAm medical equipment market of your choice that will deliver a proprietary report offering the insights you need to make strategic decisions in 2022 and beyond.

In reviewing Global Health Intelligence’s (GHI’s) recent research on the area, which comes from our HospiScope database, we noticed strong growth in diagnostic imaging equipment in Mexico during 2020 and recently highlighted 3 equipment categories that posted double-digit growth last year.

As a company, GHI has been tracking base installed equipment for hospitals in Latin America since 2014, and this has allowed us to create historical projections based on the changes we have observed as our team directly confirms equipment counts as part of the constant updating of HospiScope. We recently calculated CAGR for more than 30 different categories of medical equipment in Mexico for 2019-2023. Based on those calculations, below we offer projections for the 12 medical equipment categories in Mexico which are likely to have the strongest growth in 2022 — along with 5 that are projected to suffer the sharpest contractions.

The 10 Medical Equipment Growth Categories in Mexico for 2022

Fluoroscopes in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 19% increase in 2022

MRI machines in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 11% increase in 2022

Patient monitoring systems in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 11% increase in 2022

Positron emission tomography machines in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 10% increase in 2022

Infusion pumps in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 7% increase in 2022

Laparoscopic surgery equipment in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 7% increase in 2022

Ventilators in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 6% increase in 2022

Anesthesia machines in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 5% increase in 2022

C-arms in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 5% increase in 2022

CT scanners in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected 5% increase in 2022

The 5 Medical Equipment Categories with the Highest Projected Contractions in Mexico  in 2022

Endoscopic lithotripsy equipment in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected -18% contraction in 2022

Cobalt therapy machines in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected -16% contraction in 2022

Stereotactic mammography machines in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected -14% contraction in 2022

Linear accelerators in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected -13% contraction in 2022

Hyperbaric chambers in Mexico’s hospitals
Projected -12% contraction in 2022

Next Steps

Contact us to obtain more detailed data on the medical equipment market in Mexico. We can help with several key resources, such as:

HospiScope: Subscribing to this database allows you to access millions of data points for nearly 90% of the hospitals in Latin America.

SurgiScope: Subscribing to this database allows you to see the surgical procedures taking place in hospitals in LatAm’s key hospital markets, which in turn can be used to gauge market demand for your products, market projections and more.

ShareScope: This service reveals market share in different markets for more than 30 different types of medical equipment.

LatAm Hospital Monitoring Service: Subscribing to this service gives you weekly updates on Latin American hospitals in the country of your choice, all accessible through a power business intelligence platform that features cutting-edge data visualization tools.

In-Scope: Customized research into the LatAm medical equipment market of your choice that will deliver a proprietary report offering the insights you need to make strategic decisions in 2022 and beyond.