Rehabilitation Centers Fuel Growth Of Specialized Hospital Beds In Europe

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Meticulous Research®—a leading global market research company, published a research report titled, ‘Europe Hospital Beds Market by Product (Bed, Accessories), Technology (Manual, Powered), Type of Care (Rehabilitative, Curative, Long Term), Healthcare Facility (Pediatric, Maternal, Bariatric, Critical, Homecare, Med Surg) - Forecast to 2030’
According to this latest publication from Meticulous Research®, the Europe Medical Beds Market is gaining ground and could be worth $2.09 billion by the end of this decade. Hospitals are not the only buyers nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, and even homecare settings are driving orders. As populations in countries like Germany and Italy continue to age, demand for long-term care beds and powered hospital beds has risen sharply. Technology is making inroads too; today’s beds are being designed with smart controls, remote monitoring features, and pressure-relief surfaces to prevent bedsores. Another area seeing strong uptake is heavy duty hospital beds, which cater to bariatric patients requiring extra stability and safety.
Europe Hospital Beds Market: Future Outlook
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... The Europe Hospital beds market is segmented by Product (Beds, Accessories), Technology (Powered Beds [Electric Beds, Semi-electric Beds], Manual Beds, Smart Beds), Type of Care (Curative Care, Long-term Care, Rehabilitative Care), Healthcare Facility (Critical Care Unit, Long-term Care Unit, Bariatric Care Unit, Med-Surg Care Unit, Pediatric Care Unit, Maternal Care Unit, Home Care Facility), and Geography. The study also evaluates industry competitors and analyzes their market shares at the country level.
Product-wise Segmentation of the Europe Medical Beds Market
When looking at the Europe Medical Beds Market by product, the split is between beds and accessories. As of 2023, it is the hospital beds category that makes up the bulk of the market. The reasons are clear: more people are being treated for long-term conditions, new hospitals continue to open, and healthcare systems are still feeling the effects of major outbreaks like COVID-19. At the same time, manufacturers are pushing innovation, bringing in more powered hospital beds and durable heavy-duty hospital beds designed for intensive use. There is also a growing shift toward long-term care beds and other specialized patient care beds, as hospitals and nursing facilities try to balance comfort, safety, and technology.
Technology-based Segmentation of the Europe Medical Beds Market
Looking at the market from a technology perspective, the Europe Hospital Beds Market can be broken down into powered beds, manual beds, and smart beds. In 2023, it was the powered hospital beds that took the lead, accounting for the largest share. The reason is straight forward—these beds make a big difference in patient care, especially for older people. Features such as adjustable height and posture, better mobility support, and improved comfort during recovery have pushed demand higher. Hospitals, nursing homes, and even homecare providers are showing a preference for long-term care beds and patient care beds with power functions. In fact, the trend suggests that medical beds designed with advanced features are gradually replacing older manual beds across Europe.
Hospital Beds Market by Type of Care: Growth Driven by Chronic Illness and Elderly Needs
When the market is broken down by type of care, three categories stand out: curative care, long-term care, and rehabilitative care. At present, it is the curative care segment that dominates the Europe Hospital Beds Market. That makes sense, as hospitals across the region still admit large numbers of patients with both acute conditions and chronic illnesses, and these facilities rely heavily on a wide range of medical beds from standard patient care beds to more advanced powered hospital beds used in surgical and critical care units. Looking forward, the real momentum seems to be building in the long-term care segment. With Europe’s elderly population growing quickly, the need for specialized long-term care beds is becoming hard to ignore. These beds are designed to support mobility, improve comfort, and give patients a degree of independence. Nursing homes and homecare facilities are also increasingly turning to heavy-duty hospital beds to support bariatric patients and those managing multiple chronic conditions. This shift is gradually reshaping the Europe Medical Beds Market, as demand moves beyond hospitals into a wider range of care settings.
Segmentation of the Europe Medical Beds Market by Healthcare Facility
Looking at the market by healthcare facility, the Europe Hospital Beds Market includes several categories: critical care units, bariatric care units, long-term care units, home care facilities, med-surg care units, pediatric care units, and maternal care units. Among these, it is the home care facilities segment that is picking up the most momentum and is expected to grow the fastest over the next few years. The reason is simple: Europe’s population is aging quickly, and many of these patients prefer to receive treatment and support at home rather than in hospitals. That has created rising demand for long-term care beds, along with more advanced options such as powered hospital beds and heavy-duty hospital beds for patients who need extra support. Families and caregivers are finding that home-based setups with specialized medical beds and patient care beds are not only more affordable than long hospital stays but also far more convenient. This shift is gradually reshaping the Europe Medical Beds Market, moving it beyond hospitals and into living rooms, nursing homes, and other non-traditional care settings.
Geographic Trends in the Europe Medical Beds Market
The Europe Hospital Beds Market is studied across major countries such as Germany, France, the U.K., Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Malta, Turkey, The Netherlands, and Hungary, along with the rest of the region. Out of these, Germany currently leads the market and is expected to keep that position through 2023. A big part of this comes from Germany’s long-standing focus on strengthening its healthcare system. Hospitals are being expanded, and new programs are in place to add more hospital beds and improve elderly care services. The aging population has been a major factor as well demand for long-term care beds and advanced powered hospital beds has been climbing steadily as more families choose home-based support over extended hospital stays. In fact, providers are also turning to heavy-duty hospital beds and other specialized medical beds to deal with the growing number of chronic illness and bariatric patients. Taken together, these developments explain why Germany continues to drive much of the growth in the broader Europe Medical Beds Market.
Key Players
The key players operating in the Europe Medical beds market are Stryker Corporation (U.S.), Hill-Rom Holding, Inc. (Part of Baxter International Inc.) (U.S.), Invacare Corporation (U.S.), Getinge AB (Sweden), Paramount Bed Holdings Co., Ltd. (Japan), Medline Industries, LP (U.S.), Stiegelmeyer GmbH & Co. KG (Germany), LINET Group SE (Czech Republic), Joerns Healthcare LLC. (U.S.), Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare (U.S.), Savaria Corporation (Canada), Midmark Corporation (U.S.), Amico Corporation (U.S.), Famed Zywiec Sp. z o.o. (Poland), and Malvestio Spa (A Subsidiary of Malvestio Group) (Italy).
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Key questions answered in the report-
What is the projected value of the Europe Hospital Beds Market by 2030?
Which healthcare facilities, besides hospitals, are driving demand for hospital and medical beds in Europe?
What are the main product categories in the Europe Medical Beds Market?
As of 2023, which product segment dominates the market, and why?
What are the three major technology categories in the Europe Hospital Beds Market?
Which technology segment accounted for the largest share in 2023?
Which type of care segment currently dominates the Europe Medical Beds Market?
Why does curative care account for the largest share of hospital bed usage?
Which healthcare facility segment is expected to register the fastest growth in Europe?
Why are home care facilities becoming a major growth driver for hospital beds?
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