How is the Europe Home Healthcare Market analysis expected to change by 2033?

Europe Home Healthcare Market Size 2025

Market Size in 2024: USD 106.7 Billion
Market Forecast in 2033: USD 204.4 Billion
Market Growth Rate 2025-2033: 7.5%

Market Summary

The Europe home healthcare market reached a value of USD 106.7 billion in 2024. It is expected to reach USD 204.4 billion by 2033, exhibiting a growth rate of 7.5% during the forecast period of 2025-2033. This growth is driven by factors such as the rising aging population, increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, and advancements in telehealth and medical devices.

Europe Home Healthcare Market Growth Drivers:

Aging Population Demographics in Europe

Europe is going through a big change as there are more older people now. This is one of the main reasons for the growth of the home healthcare market. The “Ageing Europe” report from Eurostat in November 2023 shows that the number of people in the EU-27 who are 65 or older will go up from 90.5 million in 2019 to 129.8 million by 2050. There will be a 56.1% jump in people aged 75-84 years, and a 16.6% rise in people aged 65-74 years. This shift means many will need more services that help them stay in their own homes. Older people want to get medical care and help at home, not in care centers. The steady rise in health issues that come with old age, like trouble moving, ongoing health problems, and memory issues, makes home healthcare even more needed. It now plays a big role in the healthcare system in Europe.

Technological Innovations and Digital Integration

Technological change is changing how people get home healthcare across Europe. Now, digital health tools are being used more at home. The use of portable medical tools, wearable sensors, and telehealth apps lets people and doctors check on things in real time. They can talk to each other easily. These new things help doctors find out what's wrong quickly, act right away, and keep patients more involved in their own care. In 2024, Philips worked with smartQare to mix viQtor and Philips' patient checking tools. So, people across Europe can be watched both in hospitals and at home. This helps health data move better and care be given in a smoother way. The team up uses wearable biosensors and an open ecosystem to make this possible. Also, artificial intelligence and smarter data checks are making home care work better. They look at patient data, spot health risks early, and suggest the best treatment for each person. This way, home health becomes more active and does more for people.

Government Initiatives and Policy Support

Supportive government policies and plans in European countries are helping the home healthcare market to grow. Programs like hospital-at-home in the UK and Germany help patients get high-level care where they live, so hospitals are less crowded. The European Commission has put more focus on having health and care work together. This includes new ideas under Horizon Europe, which brings more money into the home healthcare area. The EC Ageing Report from 2024 says that the money spent by governments on healthcare, long-term care, and pensions could go up to 25.6% of all the European Union’s GDP by the year 2070. Germany has a strong Long-Term Care Insurance system. This lets more people get the care they need at home. In France, there are plans in place to help “hospital at home” (HAD - Hospitalisation à Domicile). This helps save money and makes things work better for patients and providers.

Europe Home Healthcare Market Segmentation:

Analysis by Product

• Therapeutic Products: Include items like respiratory devices, insulin pumps, and infusion pumps designed to provide active treatment at home.
• Testing, Screening and Monitoring Products: Covers devices like glucose monitors, blood pressure cuffs, and portable ECG machines.
• Mobility Care Products: Mainly including wheelchairs, walkers, and transfer equipment for people with limited mobility.

Analysis by Service

• Skilled Nursing: Medical care provided professionally by licensed nurses, including wound care and medication administration.
• Rehabilitation Therapy: Covers physical, occupational, and speech therapies to restore mobility and functional abilities.
• Hospice and Palliative Care: Focuses on enhancing the quality of life for patients with terminal illnesses.
• Unskilled Care: Caters to non-medical needs like meal preparation and personal hygiene.
• Respiratory Therapy: Includes oxygen delivery and pulmonary rehabilitation for respiratory disorders.
• Infusion Therapy: Encompasses administering nutrients, medications, or fluids intravenously at home.
• Pregnancy Care: Provides prenatal monitoring and postnatal support for mothers and newborns.

Analysis by Indication

• Cancer: Emphasizes pain control, chemotherapy administration, and palliative treatment.
• Respiratory Diseases: Requires services like pulmonary rehabilitation and oxygen therapy.
• Movement Disorders: Includes treating patients with Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis.
• Cardiovascular Diseases and Hypertension: Assists in recovery post-cardiac events and promotes long-term heart health.
• Pregnancy: Involves prenatal monitoring and maternal health assessments.
• Wound Care: Focuses on managing pressure ulcers and surgical wounds.
• Diabetes: Encompasses blood sugar monitoring and insulin administration.
• Hearing Disorders: Includes fitting and maintenance of hearing aids.
• Others: Addresses conditions like dementia and kidney disorders.

Analysis by Country

• Germany
• France
• United Kingdom
• Italy
• Spain
• Others

Competitive Landscape:

The competitive landscape of the industry has also been examined along with the profiles of the key players.

Europe Home Healthcare Market News

• Philips partnered with smartQare in 2024 to integrate viQtor and Philips' patient monitoring platforms, enabling seamless continuous monitoring in hospitals and at home across Europe 1.
• Southern Healthcare collaborated with the University of Bolton to introduce a free Advanced Diploma in Adult Social Care Nursing in Devon, providing targeted training for nursing home settings 1.
• Bon Secours Mercy Health and Philips partnered in July 2024 to standardize patient monitoring across 49 hospitals, reducing costs through a predictable payment model 2.
• Air Liquide Medical Systems launched Monnal TEO in July 2024, a ventilator designed and manufactured in France for intensive care and critical care services 2.
• A&D Company agreed with Aevice Health Pte Ltd in May 2024, a Singapore-based company specializing in remote respiratory monitoring, to enhance asthma and COPD care.

Key highlights of the Report:

• Market Performance (2019-2024)
• Market Outlook (2025-2033)
• COVID-19 Impact on the Market
• Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
• Strategic Recommendations
• Historical, Current and Future Market Trends
• Market Drivers and Success Factors
• SWOT Analysis
• Structure of the Market
• Value Chain Analysis
• Comprehensive Mapping of the Competitive Landscape

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