Global Healthcare Financial Analytics Market Size

Healthcare Financial Analytics Market Analysis

The Global Healthcare Financial Analytics Market size is estimated at USD 17.64 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 53.83 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 25% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

The pandemic had an adverse effect on the healthcare financial analytics market. Healthcare analytics is under pressure for a number of reasons, according to an article titled "Tips to Streamline Your RCM Process During COVID-19 Pandemic" which was published in April 2020. First of all, the requirement to record patients with previously unrecorded conditions has caused a great deal of misunderstanding and procedural chaos. Second, billers and coders must keep up with shifting payer needs and coding standards at a rate far faster than the average learning curve. Thirdly, charging for COVID-19 patients must differ from standard billing because the therapy is linked to a pandemic with numerous accompanying regulatory body constraints that have an effect on the market. However, with COVID-19 in the scenario, Telehealth has emerged as an effective method for patients to interact between patients and healthcare providers. This has provided the flexibility to schedule remote appointments to provide initial screenings, offer second opinions, and follow-up with patients which will prevent the spread of the virus. The increase in the digitalization process has increased the demand for more transparent billing procedures, thus driving the market. The European Commission suggested the EU4Health program as a component of a COVID-19 recovery response program, according to an article titled "The European digital health revolution in the wake of COVID-19" that was published in April 2021. The effort intends to raise EUR 5.1 billion for the European health sector's digital transformation and to assure readiness for potential future international health concerns. Therefore, the market expansion throughout the study period will be driven by rising government investments in the digital transformation of healthcare. Thus, COVID-19 has impacted adversely the demand for healthcare analytics, but it is expected to recover with the increase in the number of inpatients and outpatients number.

Big data analytics is a fast-emerging topic in healthcare analytics. The emerging blend of bioinformatics and health informatics has encouraged research in all the healthcare segments, such as target drug, personalized medicine, clinical decision support, and population health management. A core voluntary contribution (CVC) of EUR 340 million over four years was initiated by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in September 2020 to support all of the WHO's activities in the nation as outlined in the 13th General Programme of Work. As a result, a number of government measures are to blame for the adoption of RCM platforms, which contribute to the market's expansion. In 2020, National Health Service (NHS) England allocates funds to 191 Clinical Commissioning Groups, which govern and pay for care delivery at the local level. The NHS provides free public health care, including hospital, physician, and mental health treatment, to all national residents on an automatic basis. The NHS is responsible for determining the strategic direction of health information technology, including the creation of online appointment booking systems and the establishment of quality standards for prescription and medical record-keeping software. As a result, the market under study will be driven by the usage of revenue cycle management software for better reimbursement processes. Additionally, initiatives by key market players are another factor in market growth. For instance, in August 2020, Quantzig launched advanced clinical data analytics solutions to help healthcare, pharma, and life science companies lead their way out of the pandemic with data-driven insights. Thus, the abovementioned factors are expected to increase market growth.

However, the lack of properly trained IT professionals in healthcare is expected to hinder the market growth.