Egypt hospitals market is anticipated
to register growth with an impressive CAGR in the forecast period, 2023-2027,
on the account of growing patient count in the country due to various diseases,
disorders, infections, etc. Rapidly increasing instances of chronic diseases
and rapidly evolving pathogens causing infectious diseases further drives the
growth of the Egypt hospitals market in the upcoming five years. Increasing prevalence
of communicable diseases, health issues like sexually transmitted diseases,
vaccine preventable diseases, etc. are further supporting the growth of the
Egypt hospitals market in the next five years.
Growing Disease Burden Drives
Market Growth
High prevalence of
communicable, non-communicable, tropical, and chronic diseases is rapidly
increasing and surging the demand for the advanced treatments for these
diseases in the population, thus driving the growth of the Egypt hospitals
market in the upcoming five years. A large population in the country is
suffering from diseases like malaria, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, and the number
are rapidly increasing. The demands to provide proper treatments and better
patient care also supports the growth of the Egypt hospitals market in the next
five years. The estimated number of hospitals per 100,000 inhabitants in Egypt
is expected to be 0.60 in 2021. Thus, the demands for further construction of
hospitals are increasing and aiding market growth.
Furthermore, the increasing
numbers of the patient counts can be due to growing lifestyle issues, unhealthy
food habits and communicable diseases. Factors like long working hours,
unhealthy food habits, along with lack of physical activities, are responsible
for the increasing cases of lifestyle diseases like diabetes, obesity,
hypertension etc. the rapid increase of these diseases is anticipated to
further substantiate the growth of the Egypt hospitals market in the future
five years.
Investments Support
Infrastructure Construction
Private
investment, and government investment in the healthcare infrastructure of the
country is expected to support the growth of the Egypt hospitals market in the
next five years. The government has put forth a plan to build various hospitals,
clinics, along with other infrastructure like diagnostic clinics, etc. and
invest in more than USD75 billion on the healthcare infrastructure, thus
supporting the growth of the Egypt hospitals market. Moreover, growing
population that is demanding the advanced healthcare services in including
diagnosis, treatment, and post-op monitoring and recovery services is also
aiding to its growth. Rising geriatric population is also one of the major
reasons for the growth of the Egypt hospitals market in the future five years.
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Market Segmentation
The
Egypt hospitals market is segmented by ownership, type, type of services, bed
capacity, competitional landscape, and regional distribution. Based on ownership, the
market is differentiated between public and private. By type, the market is
further segmented into general, specialty, and multi-specialty hospitals. Based
on type of services, the market is again differentiated into in-patient
services and ot-patient services. By capacity, the market is bifurcated into up
to 100 beds, 100-500 beds, and above 500 beds. The market analysis also studies
the regional segmentation to devise regional market segmentation, divided among
Cairo, Alexandria, Giza, Qalyubia, Port Said, Suez, and the rest of Egypt.
Company Profile
Dar Al Fouad Hospital, Cleopatra
Hospital Group, Arab Contractors Medical Centre, Cure Hospital, Nile Hospital,
New Kasr El Aini Teaching Hospital, Aseel Medical Care Hospital, Shifa Hospital, among others is a partial
list of major market players of the companies responsible for the growth of Egypt
hospitals market.
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Attribute
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Details
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Base Year
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2021
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Historical Data
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2017 – 2020
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Estimated Year
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2022
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Forecast Period
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2023 – 2027
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Quantitative Units
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Revenue in USD Million, and CAGR for 2017-2021 and 2022-2027
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Report coverage
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Revenue forecast, company share, competitive landscape, growth
factors, and trends
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Segments covered
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Ownership
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Type
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Type of Services
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Bed Capacity
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Regional scope
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Cairo, Alexandria, Giza, Qalyubia, Port Said, Suez, and Rest
of Egypt
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Key companies profiled
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Dar Al Fouad Hospital, Cleopatra Hospital
Group, Arab Contractors Medical Centre, Cure Hospital, Nile Hospital, New
Kasr El Aini Teaching Hospital, Aseel Medical Care Hospital, Shifa Hospital
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Report Scope:
In this report, Egypt hospitals market has been segmented into
following categories, in addition to the industry trends which have also been
detailed below:
- Egypt Hospitals Market, By Ownership:
- Egypt Hospitals Market, By Type:
- General
- Specialty
- Multi- Specialty
- Egypt Hospitals Market, By Type of
Services:
- In-Patient Services
- Out-Patient Services
- Egypt Hospitals Market, By Bed
Capacity:
- Up to 100 beds
- 100-500 beds
- Above 500 beds
- Egypt Hospitals Market, By Region:
o Cairo
o Alexandria
o Giza
o Qalyubia
o Port Said
o Suez
o Rest of Egypt
Competitive Landscape
Company
Profiles: Detailed
analysis of the major companies present in Egypt Hospitals market.
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Company Information
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