Surgical Booms Market - Global Industry Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, and Forecast, Segmented By Product Type (Equipment Boom, Anesthesia Boom, Other Boom), By Installation (Floor Mounted, Roof Mounted), By End-use (Hospitals & clinics, Ambulatory Surgical Centers, Others) Region and Competition, 2021-2031F

Forecast Period	2027-2031
Market Size (2025)	USD 560.27 Million
CAGR (2026-2031)	4.82%
Fastest Growing Segment	Equipment Boom
Largest Market	North America
Market Size (2031)	USD 743.13 Million

Market Overview

The Global Surgical Booms Market will grow from USD 560.27 Million in 2025 to USD 743.13 Million by 2031 at a 4.82% CAGR. Surgical booms are ceiling-mounted architectural systems designed to centralize medical gases, electrical services, and equipment in operating rooms, thereby organizing the workspace and removing floor hazards. The market is primarily driven by the critical need for improved workflow efficiency and staff safety in integrated operating suites, alongside the rising prevalence of chronic diseases that necessitate frequent surgical interventions. Additionally, the continuous modernization of healthcare infrastructure supports demand; according to the American Hospital Association, in 2025, there were 6,093 hospitals in the United States, representing a vast installed base for these systems.

Despite these drivers, a significant challenge impeding market expansion is the substantial capital investment required for procurement and installation. The high cost of these systems, coupled with the expense of necessary structural ceiling modifications, can strain the budgets of smaller healthcare facilities and rural hospitals. This financial barrier often forces institutions to defer upgrades or opt for less integrated solutions, consequently slowing the adoption of advanced surgical boom configurations in cost-sensitive regions.

Key Market Drivers

Modernization of Healthcare Infrastructure and Operating Room Integration significantly propels the Global Surgical Booms Market as facilities upgrade to sophisticated hybrid operating environments. These integrated suites require ceiling-mounted booms to centralize medical gases, audiovisual equipment, and power supplies, thereby eliminating floor clutter and accommodating complex imaging devices. The demand for such workflow-enhancing infrastructure is reflected in industrial performance; according to Getinge, October 2025, in the 'Interim Report July-September 2025', the Surgical Workflows business area set sales records for the third quarter, driven by robust demand for operating room equipment. This trend highlights the critical role of advanced infrastructure in supporting high-acuity surgical care and ensuring the seamless operation of modern medical technologies.

The Proliferation of Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) serves as a second pivotal driver, expanding the market reach into outpatient settings that demand space-saving and cost-efficient solutions. As procedures shift away from inpatient hospitals, ASCs require versatile boom systems to maximize limited square footage while ensuring patient safety and ergonomic access to utilities. The magnitude of this sector growth is substantial; according to the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association (ASCA), March 2025, in the 'Number of ASCs per State' report, there were over 6,500 Medicare-certified ASCs in the United States. This expanding footprint forces manufacturers to diversify their portfolios with compact boom designs tailored for day-surgery requirements. Furthermore, the overall market buoyancy is underscored by broader financial results; according to Steris, May 2025, in the 'Fiscal 2025 Fourth Quarter and Full Year Results', healthcare revenue grew 5 percent, driven by increased global procedure volumes and service demand.

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Key Market Challenges

The substantial capital investment required for procurement and installation serves as a primary restraint on the expansion of the surgical booms market. These systems demand significant upfront expenditure that extends beyond the equipment cost to include expensive structural ceiling modifications necessary for safe mounting. This high financial threshold limits the ability of healthcare institutions to modernize their operating rooms, particularly when dealing with constrained capital budgets. Consequently, facilities often prioritize essential operational costs over infrastructure upgrades, leading to extended replacement cycles for existing equipment and a reluctance to adopt fully integrated architectural systems.

This hesitancy to invest is further exacerbated by the broader economic pressures currently facing the healthcare sector. As operational margins tighten, the allocation of funds for large-scale architectural projects decreases, directly stalling market momentum and reducing the volume of new installations. According to the American Hospital Association, in a 2025 report regarding the cost of caring, 94% of hospital administrators indicated they expected to delay equipment upgrades due to rising financial expenses. This widespread deferral of capital projects significantly hampers the adoption rate of surgical booms, particularly in cost-sensitive regions where funding for facility improvements is already scarce.

Key Market Trends

Integration of Digital Connectivity and Data Management is fundamentally reshaping the Global Surgical Booms Market, as healthcare facilities demand infrastructure that supports high-bandwidth signal routing and electronic medical record (EMR) interoperability. Booms are evolving from simple utility carriers into sophisticated digital backbones capable of managing uncompressed 4K and 8K video signals, which are essential for telemedicine and real-time surgical collaboration. This transition is driven by the necessity to reduce signal latency and streamline the digital ecosystem within the operating theater, ensuring that critical data is instantly accessible to surgical teams. The market momentum for such integrated technologies is evident in recent financial performance; according to Stryker, January 2025, in the 'Stryker reports 2024 operating results and 2025 outlook', net sales for the MedSurg and Neurotechnology segment increased 11.1 percent for the full year, reflecting the robust adoption of connected surgical environments that rely on advanced boom architecture.

The Shift Toward Multi-Arm Configurations for Robotic Workflows is rapidly influencing product development, necessitating specialized boom layouts that accommodate the unique spatial dynamics of robotic surgery systems. Unlike traditional setups, robotic suites require booms with extended reach and articulated arms to position visualization screens and anesthesia units outside the "keep-out" zones of large robotic patient carts, thereby preventing collision and maximizing floor space for the surgical team. This trend is directly correlated with the aggressive expansion of robotic programs globally, which compels hospitals to retrofit their infrastructure. The scale of this demand is highlighted by installation data; according to Intuitive Surgical, March 2025, in the '2024 Annual Report', the company placed 1,526 da Vinci surgical systems globally in 2024, an 11 percent increase compared to the previous year, underscoring the urgent need for boom configurations tailored to support these complex robotic platforms.

Segmental Insights

The equipment boom segment is recognized as the fastest-growing category in the global surgical booms market due to the rising prevalence of minimally invasive surgeries. These procedures necessitate the organization of heavy medical devices and monitors within the operating room, creating a specific requirement for sturdy mounting solutions that manage cable clutter. This growth is further supported by the global expansion of hybrid operating rooms, which demand effective space management systems to maintain safety standards. Consequently, healthcare facilities are increasingly investing in equipment booms to improve operational workflow and accommodate modern surgical infrastructure.

Regional Insights

North America leads the Global Surgical Booms Market due to substantial investment in healthcare infrastructure and the widespread integration of hybrid operating rooms. Market data indicates that regional hospitals prioritize equipment management systems to improve workflow during minimally invasive surgeries. The strong presence of domestic manufacturers further secures the supply chain for these units. Additionally, the United States Food and Drug Administration enforces rigorous safety standards, which fosters institutional confidence in adopting new medical technologies. These factors collectively establish North America as the dominant region in this sector.

Recent Developments

• In July 2025, Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. and Getinge announced a strategic partnership to enhance support for ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) across the United States. Under this agreement, Zimmer Biomet began distributing Getinge’s comprehensive portfolio of operating room capital products, including ceiling supply units, surgical lights, and sterilization technology, alongside its own orthopedic implants and surgical robotics. This collaboration aimed to provide a turnkey solution for ASC customers, allowing them to source essential surgical infrastructure and advanced medical technology from a single provider, thereby driving efficiency and improving clinical outcomes in the orthopedics sector.
• In May 2025, Mindray launched the BeneVision V Series patient monitoring system at the Euroanaesthesia congress in Lisbon. This next-generation solution was designed to redefine bedside monitoring by integrating ultrasound capabilities and a cable-lite workflow, which enhances precision in critical care settings. The system features a robust hardware platform and connects seamlessly with handheld ultrasound devices to display high-resolution imaging data directly on the monitor. This innovation supports clinicians in visualizing and documenting patient data in real-time, thereby optimizing clinical workflows and improving decision-making in intensive care units and operating rooms.
• In January 2025, Tedisel Medical showcased its latest innovations in hospital infrastructure at the Arab Health exhibition in Dubai. The company presented a diverse portfolio of products designed to optimize critical areas such as operating rooms and intensive care units. Key highlights included their new operating room columns, which were engineered to guarantee functionality, ergonomics, and safety during surgical procedures. Additionally, Tedisel Medical displayed its suspended systems and technical panels, which are designed to maximize the efficient use of space in critical care environments and facilitate the work of healthcare personnel through centralized control and data management.
• In December 2024, Getinge announced the first North American installation of its complete Surgical Workflows portfolio at the UT Health San Antonio Multispecialty and Research Hospital. The project involved equipping the new facility with a wide range of advanced medical technologies, including ceiling supply units, surgical lights, and operating tables. These systems were integrated with digital health solutions such as Torin OR Management and Tegris OR Integration to enable seamless workflows across the operating room, intensive care unit, and sterile processing department. This installation was designed to enhance surgical precision and patient safety while improving operational efficiency for healthcare teams.

Key Market Players

• Baxter International Inc.
• STERIS
• Amico Group of Companies
• Stryker Corporation Inc.
• Zimmet Biomet Holding Corporation
• Getinge AB
• Ondal medical Systems
• SKYTRON, LLC
• Dragerwerk AG & Co.
• Hill-Rom Services Inc.

By Product Type	By Installation	By End-use	By Region
Equipment Boom Anesthesia Boom Other Boom	Floor Mounted Roof Mounted	Hospitals & clinics Ambulatory Surgical Centers Others	North America Europe Asia Pacific South America Middle East & Africa

Report Scope:

In this report, the Global Surgical Booms Market has been segmented into the following categories, in addition to the industry trends which have also been detailed below:

• Surgical Booms Market, By Product Type:

• Equipment Boom
• Anesthesia Boom
• Other Boom

• Surgical Booms Market, By Installation:

• Floor Mounted
• Roof Mounted

• Surgical Booms Market, By End-use:

• Hospitals & clinics
• Ambulatory Surgical Centers
• Others

• Surgical Booms Market, By Region:

• North America
• United States
• Canada
• Mexico
• Europe
• France
• United Kingdom
• Italy
• Germany
• Spain
• Asia Pacific
• China
• India
• Japan
• Australia
• South Korea
• South America
• Brazil
• Argentina
• Colombia
• Middle East & Africa
• South Africa
• Saudi Arabia
• UAE