Top Population Health Management Companies

Population Health Management Market size was valued at USD 40.18 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 48.19 Billion in 2024 to USD 206.21 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 19.93% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

Global Population Health Management market is characterised by fierce competition between major players who prioritise innovation, forming alliances, and growing their service portfolios. The market is dominated by big businesses including IBM Corporation, Cerner Corporation, Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc., McKesson Corporation, and Optum, Inc. These multinational companies are improving their PHM skills and meeting the increasing demand for effective healthcare management by utilising cloud-based solutions, AI, and sophisticated analytics. 'Cerner Corporation (US)', 'Epic Systems Corporation (US)', 'Koninklijke Philips (Netherlands)', 'i2i Population Health (US)', 'Health Catalyst (US)', 'Optum (US)', 'Enli Health Intelligence (US)', 'eClinicalWorks (US)', 'Allscripts Healthcare Solutions (US)', 'IBM Corporation (US)', 'HealthEC LLC (US)', 'Medecision (US)', 'Arcadia (US)', 'athenahealth (US)', 'Cotiviti (US)', 'Oracle (US)'

Numerous nations' healthcare systems are anticipated to be greatly impacted by the ageing population and the ensuing rise in the burden of disease. With mounting pressure on government funds, dwindling health workers across different regions, and rising rates of chronic illnesses, the effects of the ageing population are magnified even further.

There is an observable shift towards value-based care methods in the domain of population health management (PHM). Healthcare organizations and providers are continuously adopting PHM solutions to increase early intervention programs, improve patient outcomes, and manage chronic diseases as well as lowering costs.

Due to its highly advanced health care system, wide acceptance of electronic health records (EHRs) and strong regulatory framework, North America has emerged as the top player in the global population health management market. The increased emphasis on value-based care as well as heavy investments in healthcare IT have enhanced the uptake of PHM solutions across the region. The number of PHM tools is rising due to initiatives of the US government such as the Affordable Care Act that require healthcare providers to concentrate on population health outcomes. With the advertisement of some major players in this rapidly transforming market and a tech savvy population, North America will remain dominant.