Healthcare Fraud Detection Market to Hit $9.1 Billion by 2030 as AI and Rules Tighten
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Updated · GlobeNewswire · Aug 3
Healthcare Fraud Detection Market to Hit $9.1 Billion by 2030 as AI and Rules Tighten
1 articles · Updated · GlobeNewswire · Aug 3
Summary
$9.1 billion is the projected size of the global healthcare fraud detection market by 2030, up from $4.4 billion in 2024, according to BCC Research.
A 12.7% annual growth rate is being driven by rising fraud losses, tougher regulatory enforcement and wider use of AI, machine learning and predictive analytics for real-time detection.
North America holds 46.8% of the market, supported by advanced healthcare digitization, stricter compliance regimes and established fraud detection infrastructure.
Electronic health records and digital claims systems are expanding the data available to detection tools, while developing markets offer new demand as healthcare and insurance systems digitize.
McKesson, IBM, SAS, Optum and FICO are among the companies competing in a market BCC says is attractive for AI and cloud vendors, though privacy rules and integration challenges could slow adoption.