UK Digital Health Market to Reach USD 36.84 Billion by 2030, Driven by Tele-Healthcare Expansion and Analytics Adoption

Mordor Intelligence has published a new report on United Kingdom digital health market offering a comprehensive analysis of trends, growth drivers, and future projection

Introduction

The United Kingdom digital health market size stands at USD 15.46 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 36.84 billion by 2030, reflecting 18.9% CAGR, according to a new report by Mordor Intelligence. Starting from an estimated USD 15.46 billion in 2025, the market is forecast to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 18.9 percent through 2030. This growth is underpinned by strong public-sector digital health funding, growing adoption of data-driven interventions, and the NHS's push toward more connected, remote models of care.

Digital health in the UK now spans tele-healthcare platforms, mobile health (mHealth) apps, sophisticated analytics solutions, and connected devices, all working to transform how healthcare is delivered and managed. As the system becomes more digitised, stakeholders across the NHS, private sector, and startups are increasingly investing in technology that supports remote care, chronic disease management, and predictive decision support.

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Key Trends

Tele-Healthcare Remains Dominant

Tele-healthcare continues to play a leading role in the UK digital health market. It accounted for a significant share of the market in recent years, driven by patient demand for virtual consultations and telemonitoring. The surge in remote care models including virtual wards and remote patient-monitoring kits has enabled providers to maintain access while reducing the burden on traditional hospital facilities. This shift helps address capacity constraints in hospital settings and supports more patient-centric models of care.

Analytics and Data Platforms Gain Momentum

Healthcare analytics is emerging as one of the fastest-growing areas within the market, with forecasts suggesting sustained high growth over the coming years. The adoption of predictive analytics, population-health platforms, and federated data infrastructures is enabling health systems to shift from reactive care to proactive management. These data-driven approaches are helping NHS organizations anticipate demand, reduce unnecessary hospital visits, and optimise resource allocation.

Mobile-First Solutions Enhance Patient Engagement

mHealth applications are becoming central to the UK's digital health ecosystem. Features such as appointment scheduling, test-result access, and prescription management are being integrated into user-friendly apps. The NHS App, for instance, is seeing widespread use, supporting a more digitally engaged patient base. These mobile-first tools are becoming touchpoints for chronic disease management and preventive care, encouraging patients to take more active roles in their health.

Regulatory Support and Virtual Wards

Regulation and policy are supporting the digital health shift. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is streamlining approvals for digital therapeutics. Meanwhile, NHS policy emphasizes virtual-ward expansion, targeting a significant per-population bed count for remote care. These efforts are directly boosting investments in connected devices, remote monitoring, and digital services that can be deployed at scale.

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Market Segmentation

To understand the united kingdom digital health market more deeply, the report segments it across technology, component, application, and end-user categories:

By Technology

Tele-healthcare

mHealth

Digital Health Systems

Healthcare Analytics

By Component

Software

Hardware

Services

By Application

Chronic Disease Management

Preventive & Wellness

Diagnostics & Decision Support

Administration & Workflow

Others

By End-user

Hospitals & NHS Trusts

Primary Care & GP Practices

Patients / Home-care Settings

Payers & Commissioners

By Geography

England remains the UK's core digital-health growth hub, driven by centralized NHS policies, major funding, and strong innovation clusters in cities like London, Manchester, and Birmingham. Scotland advances its own NHS-led strategy with large-scale remote-care models such as the 1,000-bed virtual ward, while Wales and Northern Ireland leverage UK-wide regulatory support to adapt solutions for rural needs. However, connectivity gaps persist, with rural gigabit coverage far below urban levels, though initiatives like Project Gigabit and the Shared Rural Network aim to close this divide and enable broader virtual-care adoption.

Key Players

Several major players are operating in the united kingdom digital health market, covering a wide range of technologies and service types. Long-established electronic patient record (EPR) vendors such as EMIS Health, The Phoenix Partnership (TPP), and Epic Systems remain significant thanks to their deep experience with NHS deployments. Oracle Health is also active, increasingly winning contracts by offering interoperable solutions that can link across trust boundaries.

EMIS Health (Optum)

TPP (SystmOne)

Cerner (Oracle Health)

Epic Systems

Alcidion

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Conclusion

The United Kingdom digital health market is entering a phase of rapid scaling, with forecasted growth to USD 36.84 billion by 2030 driven by tele-healthcare, analytics, and strong policy backing. The increasing adoption of remote-care models, combined with better infrastructure and data platforms, is enabling more patient-centric and efficient models of care. Established vendors and new entrants alike have clear opportunities to support the NHS and other care providers in this transformation. As digital health becomes a more established part of the UK's healthcare landscape, investments in interoperability, services, and end-user engagement will be central to maintaining growth momentum.

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