US Computer Vision in Healthcare Market to Reach $11.53 Billion by 2029

The US computer vision in healthcare market is expected to reach $11.53 billion by 2029, growing from $3.93 billion in 2024 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24.0%, announced in a press release. This growth is fueled by the increasing volume of medical imaging data, which necessitates efficient analysis methods. Computer vision technologies enhance diagnostic accuracy by automating processes, providing healthcare providers with precise tools for diagnosis and treatment planning.

In January 2025, the FDA released new draft guidance to expedite regulatory approvals for AI-enabled medical devices. This guidance aims to foster confidence in AI-driven healthcare solutions by addressing transparency, bias risk tactics, and whole product life cycle management. Despite these advancements, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of computer vision algorithms remains a challenge, as errors in complex medical imaging tasks can have serious consequences.

PC-based computer vision systems currently hold the largest market share due to their powerful, affordable, and dependable solutions for diagnostic centers and hospitals. These systems integrate seamlessly into existing medical workflows and offer greater control over sensitive patient data, ensuring HIPAA compliance. Additionally, their ability to function offline guarantees continuous operation, eliminating interruptions caused by connectivity issues.

The patient activity monitoring and fall prevention segment is also experiencing rapid growth, driven by an aging population and a stronger focus on elderly care. AI-based solutions, such as those rolled out by Caregility Corporation in 2024, use edge-based computer vision to monitor patient motion and notify caregivers in real-time, enhancing safety and expanding remote care options.