Spinal Implants – Market Insights – United States

The US spinal implant market will be characterized by steady growth, though this will be somewhat limited by declining ASPs. This trend will be partially offset by favorable demographic factors, growing demand for minimally invasive techniques, the positive impact of complementary robotic and navigation technologies on implant procedures, uptake of premium innovations such as 3-D printed implants, expansion of nonfusion technologies, and improved access from site-of-care shifts—all of which will support procedure volumes and market growth. Competitive dynamics—including M&A activity, strategic investments, and divestments—will further shape market performance over the forecast period.

This Medtech 360 Report provides comprehensive data and analysis on the state of the market for spinal implants in the US from 2019 through 2034.

Spinal nonfusion technologies are seeing the fastest growth.

Which product types within spinal nonfusion technologies are growing fastest?

Which commercial coverage trends will affect the market outlook?

Which competitors are entering and leaving the US spinal implant market?

The gradual shift of spinal implant procedures to outpatient facilities and ASCs affects the entire spinal implant market.

What regulatory changes are supporting the procedure shift to outpatient and ASC facilities?

How does this migration to the outpatient setting affect procedure ASPs?

What are the advantages of outpatient facilities compared to inpatient facilities?

IBDs made of titanium, PEEK, or other composite materials are growing in popularity within spinal fusions.

What approaches are growing in popularity, and at what pace are they growing?

Which IBD innovations are gaining the most success in the US market?

What acquisitions and partnerships are competitors making to provide a broad IBD portfolio?

The use and availability of enabling technologies are increasingly driving the spinal implant market.

How are the main spinal implants manufacturers leveraging their investment into enabling technology and digital innovation to drive implant sales?

What partnerships and acquisitions are spinal implant manufacturers making with enabling technology companies to increase the value proposition for spinal implants?

Many manufacturers have broadened their product portfolios by launching new implants or acquiring companies with complementary offerings.

Which competitors are using the breadth of their product portfolios to sustain or increase their spinal implant market shares?

How are competitors expanding their offerings through mergers, acquisitions, and/or partnerships to capture a larger share of the spinal implant market?