The Types segmentation classifies wheeled stretchers into four sub‑categories: Manual, Powered, Convertible, and Specialized. Manual stretchers, the most cost‑effective option, constitute the bulk of the market by volume, especially in low‑resource hospitals where budget constraints prioritize simplicity. Powered models, equipped with motorized height adjustment and braking systems, capture a growing share in high‑tech facilities seeking ergonomic benefits for staff, thereby adding a higher average selling price to the market. Convertible stretchers, which transition between stretcher and wheelchair configurations, address niche demands in rehabilitation centers and acute‑care settings, contributing incremental revenue through their multifunctionality. Finally, Specialized stretchers—such as bariatric, neonatal, and isolation‑type units—serve specific patient cohorts and command premium pricing, expanding the market’s value despite their lower unit count. Together, these type categories delineate the product‑level diversity that underpins the overall market valuation.