- Value-based healthcare, focusing on improving patient outcomes relative to cost, is emerging as a central pillar in healthcare reform worldwide, driven by its ability to enhance care quality while optimizing financial efficiency across both public and private healthcare sectors
- The increasing adoption of value-based models is largely fueled by rising global healthcare expenditures, growing prevalence of chronic diseases, and regulatory support promoting outcome-based reimbursement over volume-driven care
- North America dominated the value-based healthcare market with the largest revenue share of 41.8% in 2024, owing to strong policy support, advanced healthcare IT infrastructure, and widespread implementation of value-based programs such as ACOs and bundled payments, particularly in the U.S.
- Asia-Pacific is expected to be the fastest-growing region in the value-based healthcare market during the forecast period, driven by expanding healthcare access, government investments in healthcare digitization, and increasing focus on cost-effective chronic disease management
- Accountable Care Organization (ACO) segment dominated the value-based healthcare market with a market share of 37% in 2024, driven by its ability to enhance care coordination, reduce unnecessary spending, and improve patient outcomes through shared accountability models
