North America Leads the Global Healthcare Environmental Services Industry

According to P&S Intelligence, the global healthcare environmental services market is experiencing notable growth, with projections suggesting it will reach USD 25.1 billion by 2030.

This growth is driven by strict contamination control guidelines set by governments and regulatory bodies worldwide. Additionally, the rising incidence of communicable diseases has increased the emphasis on hygiene and infection control in healthcare facilities. The market is further propelled by growing healthcare expenditures, the expanding number of hospitals, and a larger patient population.

In recent years, the rise in serious infectious diseases has raised concerns about traditional disinfectants. As a result, advancements in cleaning technologies have led to the introduction of disinfection robots. These robots are increasingly favored for their ability to quickly disinfect rooms and surfaces in a single operation. Hospital administrators are particularly drawn to these robots due to their automation and the potential cost savings they offer by reducing the need for human janitorial staff.

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Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs), which develop during a patient's stay in a healthcare facility, remain a significant cause of illness and mortality. HAIs are not present upon admission but arise during hospitalization. Common HAIs include surgical site infections, Clostridium difficile infections, hospital-acquired pneumonia, and infections linked to catheters, ventilators, and central lines.

The janitorial and core cleaning services segment held the largest market share, approximately 60%, in recent years and is expected to continue dominating. This demand is attributed to the essential need for healthcare environments to maintain cleanliness and prevent infections, particularly as patient admissions rise, increasing the risk of HAIs. Given the labor-intensive nature of cleaning, many healthcare facilities prefer to outsource these tasks to professional services.

North America is projected to dominate the healthcare environmental services market, accounting for roughly 45% of global revenue by 2030. This leadership is driven by the presence of major industry players, favorable reimbursement policies, improvements in healthcare environments, and a growing focus on enhancing patient care. Technological advancements in the region’s healthcare sector also contribute to market growth.

Europe is expected to capture a significant share of the market, primarily due to its aging population. In 2021, 20.8% of EU residents were aged 65 or older. Older adults are more susceptible to both chronic and infectious diseases, often requiring hospitalization and surgeries, making them a key factor in driving the healthcare environmental services market.