Japan Sleep Apnea Devices Market Outlook

the sleep apnea devices market in japan is expected to continue to grow at a significant pace over the forecast period from 2018 to 2032. the rise in the demand for sleep apnea devices in japan is likely to be driven by an aging population, an increased prevalence of sleep apnea in the country, and an increase in the disposable incomes of the people. the increasing awareness about sleep apnea among the general public is further expected to support the demand for sleep apnea devices in japan over the next several years. the government of japan also provides financial support to patients living with sleep apnea, which is expected to further propel the growth of the sleep apnea devices market in japan over the forecast period. in terms of product type, the japan sleep apnea devices market is divided into cpap (continuous positive airway pressure) devices, bipap (bilevel positive airway pressure) devices, apap (automatic positive airway pressure) devices, asv (adaptive servo ventilation) devices, and oral appliances. cpap and bipap devices are expected to dominate the japan sleep apnea devices market over the forecast period, in terms of the total number of devices shipped in the country. in addition, the japan sleep apnea devices market is further segmented on the basis of end users into home care settings, hospitals, and sleep laboratories. the demand for sleep apnea devices in home care settings is expected to remain strong over the forecast period and is likely to remain the dominant segment of the market. as medical insurance policies in japan are expected to increasingly cover the cost of sleep apnea treatments, the demand for sleep apnea devices is likely to surge over the coming years. moreover, the introduction of innovative sleep apnea devices in the market is expected to positively affect the growth of the sleep apnea devices market in japan over the forecast period. finally, the growth of the japan sleep apnea devices market is likely to be supported by the increased number of successful clinical trials and research activities in the field of sleep medicine.