India’s cardiovascular monitoring devices market to reach $153m in 2036

The country represents 7% of the Asia-Pacific market in 2025.

India’s cardiovascular monitoring devices market is expected to reach $153m in 2036, according to a GlobalData report.

The country represents 7% of the Asia-Pacific market in 2025. The sector’s expansion is attributed to rising cardiac disease prevalence, growing demand for continuous monitoring, and the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled wearable technologies.

“AI-driven monitoring platforms are prompting sustained investment in India’s cardiac diagnostics space,” said Sarvesh Kumar, Medical Devices Analyst at GlobalData.

In line with this, manufacturers are prioritising smart, patient-friendly devices that deliver higher clinical accuracy and meet the needs of both hospitals and home-care settings.

However, limited access to trained cardiac specialists in rural regions, inconsistent reimbursement coverage for advanced monitoring devices, and high deployment costs in smaller healthcare facilities may limit market growth.

“Growth opportunities may be unlocked through better reimbursement support, increased participation from private diagnostic networks, and workforce development programmes that strengthen cardiac screening capabilities,” Kumar added.