Europe Mobile Health Market Size, Share, Industry, Forecast and outlook (2024-2031)

Europe Mobile Health Market is segmented By Service (Fitness & Wellness Solutions, Consultation Services, Monitoring, Diagnostic Treatment, Prevention), By Application (Body and Temperature Monitors, Blood Glucose Monitors, Cardiac Monitors, Hemodynamic Monitors, Neurological Monitors, and Others), By End User (Patients with chronic diseases, Physicians, Hospitals, Parents/Relatives, and Others), and By Country (United Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany, Italy) – Share, Size, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2023-2030

Europe Mobile Health Market Size

The Europe Mobile health market is estimated to reach a CAGR of 34.29% during the forecast period 2023-2030.

The mHealth industry, also known as the mobile health market, makes use of mobile phones and other technologies to facilitate communication and deliver user-friendly healthcare services. Patients or consumers may operate from the comfort of their own homes. The government also utilizes these mHealth services to educate people and raise awareness about healthy living and illness detection.

Europe Mobile Health Market Scope

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Europe Mobile Health Market Drivers

The rising frequency of chronic illnesses is one key element driving the demand for mHealth solutions. The demand for mHealth services will be driven by an increasing number of people suffering from chronic conditions. One of the key causes for the significant incidence of chronic illnesses is the increasing adoption of bad lifestyles and behaviors such as alcohol intake and cigarette smoking. 

According to the European Chronic Disease Alliance, about 85 million individuals were affected by cardiovascular disorders in 2015. A continual increase in the frequency of chronic illnesses would have substantial repercussions for healthcare resources, hastening the region's commercial development. With a rising number of chronic illnesses, mHealth services will develop, propelling market growth in the future.

Market restraints

Market obstacles that impede market expansion must also be faced by the mobile health sector. Inadequate cybersecurity is the primary detriment of the European mobile health sector. This market turns out to be quite concerned about data theft. Physicians and healthcare professionals are targets of hackers and data theft in addition to users. As a result, the FDA and others have created stringent laws pertaining to the mobile health industry.

Europe Mobile Health Market Segmentation

Europe Mobile Health Market is segmented based on Service, Application, and End-User.

By Service 

• Fitness & Wellness Services
• Diagnosis & Consultation Services
• Remote Monitoring
• Treatment Services
• Prevention Services

By Application 

• Body and Temperature Monitors
• Blood Glucose Monitors
• Cardiac Monitors
• Hemodynamic Monitors
• Neurological Monitors
• Others

Based On Application, Blood Glucose Monitors are Expected to Have the Largest Share in Device Type Segment:

In the European area, the prevalence of diabetes is rising across all age categories, mostly as a result of rising rates of overweight and obesity, poor food habits, and inactivity. Throughout the course of the projection period, these will also be the main factors driving the growth of glucose monitors in the mobile health market.

According to data from the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), there were around 66 million individuals with diabetes in Europe in 2017; the illness was present in 9.1% of the population. 81 million people worldwide are expected to suffer from diabetes by 2045, according to IDF estimates. The disease's prevalence might increase to as high as 10.8%.

By End User:

• Patients with chronic diseases
• Physicians
• Hospitals
• Parents/Relatives
• Others

By Country:

• United Kingdom
• France
• Spain
• Germany
• Italy

Europe Mobile Health Market Regional Insights

By region, the Europe Mobile Health market is segmented into the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany, Italy

Regionally, the Europe area accounts for a significant proportion of the global mHealth market in comparison to the rest of the world. Fitness and well-being are the largest shareholders in the European mhealth sector. Technological advancements and software upgrades aid industry expansion. Approximately half of the European population has an account for mobile fitness and wellness applications. Europe has the most health tracker app downloads. These applications monitor sleep patterns, heart rate, and stress levels.

Key Developments

• In July 2022, In the United Kingdom, Smith+Nephew created the WOUND COMPASS Clinical Support App. The WOUND COMPASS Clinical Support App is a complete digital support tool for health care providers that assists with wound evaluation and decision-making, therefore reducing practice variance.
• In May 2022, Bezyl, Inc. is cooperating with Ukrainian-based developer Sigma Software to introduce the Bezyl app, which increases mental power and gives resources for assistance.

Competitive Landscape

The market for mHealth in Europe is moderately competitive and mostly consists of global players. With the rising technological advancements in mobile health services and products, more companies are expected to penetrate the market. Small to mid-sized companies are believed to grab a substantial share of the European market in the future.

Notable companies profiled in the report on the European mHealth Market are:

• I Health Lab inc
• Philips Healthcare
• Cardionet inc
• QUALCOMM life
• Samsung Electronics co ltd 
• Medtronic.inc
• Vodafone