Mobile Medical Imaging Services Market To Be USD 24,344.0 Million By 2030

The mobile medical imaging services market garners USD 14,321.5 million in revenue in 2022, and it is projected to rise at the rate of 6.9% in the coming future, to hit USD 24,344.0 million in revenue in 2030, according to a research report by market research company P&S Intelligence. This growth can be ascribed to the increasing frequency of chronic diseases and the snowballing number of diagnostic imaging centers.

In 2022, The mobile X-ray category generated the largest revenue share, approximately 30%, owing to the heavy expenditures, several initiatives, and guidelines of government bodies to advance radiography services. digital X-ray systems offer several benefits, including quick processing, accuracy, speediness, and significantly advanced patient screening volumes, which have supported their acceptance.

By 2030, The adult patient category is set to hold the largest mobile medical imaging services market share, at approximately 60%. This can be credited to the increasing frequency of chronic diseases, including endocrinal, CVDs, GI, cancer, and neurological disorders, in adults. Chronic illnesses are long-lasting health conditions that mainly impact the elderly and, commonly, have no treatment.

Mobile devices allow imaging faculties to be offered to patients with restricted space and capital. Ultrasounds and Mobile X-rays can be utilized to offer diagnoses to individuals at their houses, which is particularly helpful for aged people.

In 2022, North America led the market, generating a revenue share, of approximately USD 6.5 billion. This can be ascribed to the existence of several key players in the U.S. North America has a greater rate of acceptance of mobile medical imaging faculties in comparison to other regions. The progress in the requirement for remote patient monitoring and telemedicine facilities in the continent is projected to boost the growth of the market. 

Hence, the increasing frequency of chronic diseases and the snowballing number of diagnostic imaging centers, are propelling the demand for mobile medical imaging services.