Market reports
Brighton & Hove
Last updated 7 October 2026 · Market report · East Sussex
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- Adult social care market
Adult Social Care in Brighton & Hove: Complexity, Capacity and the Market Outlook
Adult social care in Brighton & Hove: 283,870 residents, established mainstream provision, and clearer gaps in nursing, dementia, respite and complex needs.
- Key local challenges
The Key Challenges Facing Adult Social Care in Brighton & Hove
Ten pressures on Brighton & Hove adult social care: complex needs, specialist gaps, assessment delays, workforce, fees, property limits and prevention.
- Starting a care service
Starting an Adult Social Care Service in Brighton & Hove: What the Market Evidence Shows
Starting a care service in Brighton & Hove: test client group, funding and gaps before registration. Mainstream care is established; specialist need is sharper.
- Primary care market
Primary Care in Brighton & Hove: Demand, Access and the Local Market
Primary care in Brighton & Hove: 333,619 GP patients, six PCNs, rising appointments, access below regional averages, pharmacy coverage and neighbourhood care.
Thinking of starting a care service in Brighton & Hove?
Should I Start? gives a first reading on whether a care business looks commercially attractive in a given area, before you spend money on care registration.