Hospital Information Systems Market to Reach USD 86.01 Billion by 2030, Says Mordor Intelligence

Mordor Intelligence has published a new report on the Hospital Information Systems Market offering a comprehensive analysis of trends, growth drivers, and future projections.
Introduction

According to a 2025 report on the Hospital Information Systems Market by Mordor Intelligence, the global market is estimated at USD 61.46 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 86.01 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 6.95% during the forecast period.

The hospital information systems market [https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/hospital-information-system-market?utm_source=abnewswire] encompasses a range of integrated software and solutions designed to manage clinical, administrative, and financial operations within hospitals. These systems help healthcare providers streamline patient records, laboratory data, radiology results, pharmacy workflows, and billing processes, thereby improving care quality and operational efficiency.

Key Trends in the Hospital Information Systems Market

Rising Adoption of Electronic Health Records (EHR)

Hospitals worldwide are increasingly implementing electronic health record systems to centralize patient data, reduce paperwork, and enhance the accuracy and efficiency of clinical workflows. This adoption is driven by regulatory mandates and the need for integrated patient information accessible across departments.

Integration of Telehealth and Remote Monitoring Modules

There is a growing trend of integrating telehealth platforms and remote patient monitoring solutions within hospital information systems. This helps hospitals expand their services beyond physical locations, support virtual consultations, and improve chronic disease management programs.

Shift Toward Cloud-Based Deployment Models

Many hospitals are transitioning from on-premises systems to cloud-based hospital information systems due to benefits such as lower upfront costs, easy scalability, remote accessibility, and reduced IT maintenance burdens. Cloud deployment is especially attractive for small and mid-sized hospitals with limited IT resources.

Increased Focus on Data Security and Compliance

The rising number of cyber threats targeting hospital networks has heightened the focus on strong security protocols and data privacy within hospital information systems. Vendors enhance security features to ensure compliance with HIPAA, GDPR, and other data protection regulations.

Growing Demand for Interoperability

Hospitals emphasize interoperability to enable seamless data exchange across various health information systems, laboratories, imaging centers, and external care providers. This trend is crucial for coordinated care, faster decision-making, and meeting national health IT standards.

Market Segmentation

By Component

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Software The software segment includes the core applications and platforms that power clinical, administrative, and ancillary hospital functions. It covers modules such as Electronic Health Records (EHR), Laboratory Information Systems (LIS), Radiology Information Systems (RIS), Pharmacy Information Systems (PIS), Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS), and Revenue Cycle Management (RCM). According to Mordor Intelligence, software is expected to grow at around an X%CAGR from 2025 to 2030, reflecting increasing hospital investments in next-gen platforms, AI-enabled analytics, voice-assist documentation, and interoperability capabilities.

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Services This component represents consulting, implementation, integration, maintenance, training, and managed services provided by vendors. Services accounted for approximately XX% of the HIS market share in 2024, as services support complex rollouts such as large-scale EHR conversions, multi-site integrations, customization, and ongoing operations. Many providers are combining services with analytics, cybersecurity monitoring, and outcome-based contracts to align with hospitals' enterprise-level digital strategies.

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Hardware Hardware includes servers, networking equipment, biomedical device interfaces, IoT sensors, storage devices, and on-premises infrastructure required to support HIS deployment. Although hardware tends to be a smaller portion of the market compared to software and services, it plays a critical role especially in on-premises setups. Hospitals with strict data residency or low latency needs often maintain local servers and network systems to ensure performance and compliance

By Mode of Delivery

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OnPremise This model involves deploying the hospital information system (HIS) on servers and IT infrastructure located within the hospital itself. It delivers full control over data, security, and customization, making it ideal for institutions with strict regulatory or privacy requirements. Onpremise systems are often favored by large hospitals and health networks with existing IT resources and infrastructure

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CloudBased In this model, HIS applications are hosted on external cloud servers and accessed via the internet. The cloud-based approach offers lower upfront costs, rapid deployment, easy scalability, and remote access all attractive to smaller hospitals or facilities with limited IT budgets. It also enables continuous updates and easier integration with telehealth solutions or mobile access, making it a fast-growing segment in the market.

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Hybrid (Hosted) The hybrid or hosted delivery model combines aspects of both onpremise and cloud systems. Core clinical or sensitive data may be stored locally, while less sensitive modules (like patient portals or telehealth) are hosted in the cloud. This hybrid setup allows hospitals to balance data control with scalability and flexibility, and it's gaining traction as institutions seek best-of-both-worlds solutions .

By Type

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Clinical Information Systems Clinical Information Systems encompass solutions such as Electronic Health/Medical Records (EHR/EMR), Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE), Laboratory Information Systems (LIS), Radiology Information Systems (RIS), Pharmacy Information Systems (PIS), Picture Archiving & Communication Systems (PACS), and specialized units (like ICU and anesthesia systems). These tools support direct patient care by managing diagnostic, therapeutic, and monitoring processes, enabling clinicians to access timely and accurate information for decision-making.

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Administrative Information Systems Administrative Information Systems focus on managing non-clinical workflows that keep hospital operations running smoothly. This includes patient registration and scheduling, revenue cycle management (billing, claims, reimbursement), workforce management (staffing, payroll), and supply chain/inventory systems (ordering, stock levels). These modules assist healthcare providers in optimizing organizational efficiency and financial performance

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Ancillary Information Systems Ancillary Information Systems refer to supporting modules beyond core clinical or administrative systems, which address hospital needs in areas such as blood bank management, dietary and nutrition tracking, physiotherapy, and integration middleware. Though categorized separately, they play crucial roles in delivering comprehensive patient care and ensuring seamless data flow across subsystems

By End-user

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Multispecialty Hospitals These are larger healthcare facilities offering a wide array of departments such as cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, and emergency care under one roof. They require HIS platforms that integrate diverse clinical modules (EHR, CPOE, LIS, RIS, PIS) and support complex workflows. Integration across departments encourages unified patient records, reduces duplication of tests, and helps coordinate multidisciplinary care teams efficiently.

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Specialty Hospitals Specialty hospitals focus on specific areas like cancer treatment, cardiology, or orthopedics. Their HIS needs are more targeted centered around supporting specific diagnostics, patient management, and reporting features relevant to their domain. Vendors tailor solutions such as oncology information systems, cardiology-focused EHRs, or orthopedics-specific modules. These focused systems aid in specialized treatment planning, registry reporting, and tailored analytics .

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Academic Medical Centers These institutions combine patient care, medical education, and research. Their HIS platforms must support clinical documentation, teaching tools, research data collection, and integration with clinical trials. They often need interfaces for research databases, data extraction tools for analytics, and robust data standards to help train future clinicians and conduct academic research all while ensuring patient safety and compliance

By Geography

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North America North America holds the largest share of the hospital information systems market around 42% led by the United States, followed by Canada and Mexico. The region benefits from strong government mandates for EHR adoption, high healthcare IT budgets, and well-established infrastructure for digital health. These factors have driven widespread implementation of HIS platforms across hospital networks.

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Europe Europe, including key markets such as Germany, the UK, France, Italy, and Spain, represents a mature HIS market. The region has seen steady adoption driven by initiatives to improve patient safety, enforce interoperable health data systems, and comply with strict data privacy regulations. Cross-border health information exchange and standardization efforts also support growth across the continent.

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AsiaPacific The Asia-Pacific region comprising China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, and the Rest of APAC is emerging as the fastest-growing market. Expansion of hospital networks, increasing healthcare investment, and adoption of cost-effective cloud based HIS are boosting demand, particularly in developing economies where digital health infrastructure is being built out.

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Middle East & Africa Within the Middle East & Africa segment, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and South Africa are investing in modern HIS infrastructure. Other nations in the region are slowly adopting digital solutions, though infrastructure and funding challenges create variability. Public-private healthcare partnerships and government modernization programs are helping to drive adoption.

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South America South America, with key markets like Brazil and Argentina, is also adopting hospital information systems, although growth remains uneven Public and private hospitals are introducing HIS platforms to modernize operations, improve patient data management, and satisfy regulatory requirements. However, overall adoption is inconsistent due to limited budgets and infrastructure disparities.

Key Players

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Oracle Health (formerly Cerner) Oracle Health, formerly Cerner, continues to be a major force in the HIS market, backed by Oracle's acquisition in 2022. The company is working on a next-generation EHR platform that integrates analytics and voice-driven interfaces, aiming to cater to both on-premises and cloud deployments.

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Epic Systems Corporation Epic holds approximately 40% of the U.S. market and is expanding into Europe. Its platform covers large hospital networks, and its strengths lie in interoperability and comprehensive clinical data tools.

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Dedalus Group Identified as one of the top five players, Dedalus Group provides HIS solutions across Europe and internationally, focusing on modular and integrated hospital IT systems.

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Koninklijke Philips NV Philips offers clinical informatics and connected care HIS modules, with emphasis on integrating imaging, patient monitoring, and decision support.

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GE HealthCare Technologies Inc. GE Healthcare is enhancing its HIS offerings through a partnership with Amazon Web Services, working on generative AI features embedded in imaging workflows and hospital command centres

Conclusion

The hospital information systems market is witnessing steady growth as hospitals worldwide prioritize digital transformation to improve patient care quality, operational efficiency, and compliance. With the rising adoption of electronic health records, integration of telehealth modules, and growing demand for cloud-based solutions, vendors are focusing on developing flexible, secure, and interoperable platforms tailored to diverse hospital needs.

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