Nashville’s health care ecosystem represents a $68 billion industry annually and supports more than 370,000 jobs to the local economy annually, according to the results of a new economic impact study by the Nashville Health Care Council, in collaboration with EY.

Globally, Nashville’s healthcare industry generates more than $97 billion in revenue and nearly 500,000 jobs. And more than 500 healthcare companies have operations in Nashville and work on a multistate, national, or international basis. Nashville is also home to nearly 400 professional service firms (e.g., accounting, architecture, finance, legal) that provide expertise in the healthcare industry.

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The 2024 study was conducted in partnership with EY.

The 202320152010, and 2006 studies were conducted in partnership with the Business and Economic Research Center at Middle Tennessee State University

The 2002 study was conducted in partnership with Owen Graduate School of Management Vanderbilt University.

Nashville is a special place with a collaborative spirit that is unparalleled. Healthcare leaders in this city are dedicated to building a strong ecosystem. Our healthcare industry cluster is a model for other parts of the country that are working to build a better economy by strengthening one industry cluster. The companies here have helped build and attract a vibrant pool of talented leaders and entrepreneurs who are constantly innovating, starting new businesses, sharing ideas and enriching the community.

Apryl Childs-Potter

President, Nashville Health Care Council

Relocation and Economic Development

Expanding Operations in Middle Tennessee

The Council and Chamber additionally promote international business opportunities for Nashville’s study missions and have helped promote Nashville as a center of the healthcare industry while serving as educational, networking, and business development opportunities for participants.

To learn more about relocation to Nashville, please contact the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce.

The health care industry means a great deal. You see its influence in almost everything that happens in the city, and it is a growing part of our economy.

The Honorable Karl Dean

Former Mayor of Nashville

Purpose Statement

We exist to strengthen and elevate Nashville as the Healthcare City.

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