The UK government is preparing to publish its long-awaited NHS 10-Year Health Plan, which represents the most significant consultation in the NHS’s history, gathering feedback from over 100,000 respondents. The plan will introduce three strategic shifts: moving care from hospitals into community settings, accelerating digital transformation, and shifting the focus from treating illness to preventing it. These initiatives include expanding GP-led services through “Advice and Guidance” hubs, piloting “virtual hospitals” for remote specialist consultations, and rolling out wearable tech for remote monitoring. A substantial digital investment—up to £10 billion by 2028–29—will underpin the plan, alongside development of a single patient record and mandates for interoperable data standards via the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025. The strategy is expected to deliver major opportunities for private-sector providers across hospital construction, digital health technologies, infrastructure, and pharmaceuticals.