Record H1 for insurance-funded private health admissions

PHIN data

Cameron Roberts
clock • 2 min read

Data from the Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN) has shown that H1 2025 was a record period for insurance-funded private health admissions.

The data showed there were 338,000 admissions of this type in the first half of 2025, a record number which tops last year's record of 336,000 admissions in H1 2024. The figure is also 17% higher than pre-pandemic figures, which stood at 290,000 in H1 2019. Brett Hill, head of health & protection, Broadstone, said: "The rapid and sustained growth in PMI-funded admissions since the pandemic is a clear signal of how dramatically healthcare demand has shifted. As the NHS continues to face significant strain. "Private Medical Insurance (PMI) has increasingly stepped in to bridge the ga...

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