This is up from a 2023 market size of $1.44 billion, according to an Aug. 5 release by The Business Research Company. Market growth is attributed to an uptick in cardiovascular diseases, the availability of so-called “big data,” clinical decision support, the growing importance of preventive cardiology and shortages in cardiovascular specialists.
If growth continues at this rate, the market is expected to reach $7.53 billion by 2028. Future growth is tied to an amalgam of electronic health records, an aging population, wearable devices, remote monitoring, global telecardiology adoption and integrated cardiovascular imaging.
