Global Sports Medicine Industry, Forecast to 2028

Global Sports Medicine Industry, Forecast to 2028

Medical Advancements in Treating, Diagnosing, and Preventing Injuries Creates Growth Opportunities

This Frost & Sullivan analysis covers innovative devices propelling industry growth as well as market trends and emerging business models that will dominate the sports medicine sector. It highlights the dominating solutions in the sports medicine devices industry, including body reconstruction and body support and recovery devices, as well as companies’ business models and recent advances to meet present-day challenges.

The geographic scope comprises North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa.

Frost & Sullivan foresees a favorable environment for college athletics and sports, with a better focus on athlete wellbeing, support for injuries, and more scholarships for student-athletes. Meanwhile, outpatient sites are increasingly preferred thanks to their reduced risk of infection and being more intimate than the hospital, giving patients a greater sense of personalized care and connection with their care team.

Technology is improving sports injury prevention and recovery. As a result, it is a key factor driving the growth of sports medicine, with advancements such as 3D printed implants and computer-aided design programs. These aid in speeding up recovery and effective customized prosthesis making. Other new-age technologies will significantly change business and commercial models in sports. For instance, generative AI will drive industry growth with its likely shift from fan data to a more demanding setting for college sports data.

This analysis provides an in-depth examination of market sizes, trends, competitive landscape, future market outlook by region, and growth opportunities. It focuses on technology, connectivity, and new pathways for sports medicine. The competitive analysis includes company market share for sports medicine devices as well as market sizing analysis that covers historical and forecast revenue and volume data by region and segment. The study period is 2020–2028, with forecasts starting in 2024.