Hypertension Prevalence in Mid and South Essex
Real NHS England QOF 2024/25 recorded hypertension prevalence for NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board, compared to the England average and ranked among all 42 English Integrated Care Boards.
What percentage of people in Mid and South Essex have hypertension?
In NHS England's QOF 2024/25 data, 15.83% of eligible patients on GP registers in NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board had recorded hypertension (204,770 patients) — +0.6pp versus the England average of 15.2%, ranking 23 of 42 ICBs. Source: NHS England QOF 2024/25.
| Measure | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Mid and South Essex prevalence | 15.83% | Rank 23 of 42 ICBs |
| England average | 15.23% | lower than this area |
| Difference vs England | +0.6pp | above average |
| Patients on register | 204,770 | all registered patients |
| Denominator list size | 1,293,528 | all registered patients |
Compare hypertension and other conditions in Mid and South Essex
Pick a condition to see this area's real recorded prevalence vs the England average.
In Mid and South Essex, in the latest QOF year (2024/25), 15.83% of eligible patients had a recorded diagnosis of hypertension — 204,770 patients on the register out of 1,293,528 (all registered patients).
Recorded prevalence is an area-level statistic reflecting age structure, deprivation and how completely practices code diagnoses — not a prediction of your personal risk. Source: NHS England QOF 2024/25 (OGL v3.0).
Hypertension is recorded more often in Mid and South Essex than the England average. Worried about hypertension? A GeraClinic UK-registered clinician can assess your individual risk and arrange relevant tests or referrals — often the same day.
Book a hypertension assessmentAll six conditions in Mid and South Essex (2024/25)
| Condition | Mid and South Essex prevalence | England | vs England |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diabetes | 7.90% | 7.9% | +0.01pp |
| Hypertension | 15.83% | 15.2% | +0.6pp |
| Coronary heart disease | 2.78% | 3.0% | -0.2pp |
| Dementia | 0.89% | 0.8% | +0.11pp |
| Asthma | 6.58% | 6.6% | +0.02pp |
| Depression | 12.38% | 14.3% | -1.89pp |
ICBs with similar hypertension prevalence
- South Yorkshire (16.0%)
- Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire (16.0%)
- Northamptonshire (15.8%)
- Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (15.7%)
See the full ranking on the Hypertension prevalence by ICB hub.
Hypertension in Mid and South Essex: frequently asked questions
- What percentage of people in Mid and South Essex have hypertension?
- In 2024/25, 15.83% of eligible patients on GP registers in NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board had a recorded diagnosis of hypertension (204,770 patients out of a all registered patients list of 1,293,528). That is +0.6pp versus the England average of 15.2%. Source: NHS England QOF 2024/25 (OGL v3.0).
- Is hypertension more common in Mid and South Essex than the England average?
- Mid and South Essex's recorded hypertension prevalence of 15.8% is above the England average of 15.2% (+0.6pp). It ranks 23 of 42 English ICBs for hypertension prevalence in 2024/25. Differences between areas largely reflect age structure, deprivation and diagnosis/recording rates, not just underlying illness.
- How many people in Mid and South Essex are on the hypertension register?
- 204,770 patients were on the QOF hypertension register across GP practices in NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board in 2024/25. The QOF register counts patients with a recorded diagnosis (all registered patients); it is the figure NHS England publishes annually and is used for the prevalence rate of 15.83%.
- What is the Gera Chronic Disease Burden Index for Mid and South Essex?
- The Gera Chronic Disease Burden Index (GCDBI) for NHS Mid and South Essex Integrated Care Board is 44.9 out of 100, ranking it 26 of 42 ICBs (a higher score means greater population-weighted chronic-disease burden). It combines the area's real QOF prevalence for diabetes, hypertension, coronary heart disease, dementia, asthma and depression, each compared to the England rate. The median ICB scores 50.
- Should I get screened for hypertension in Mid and South Essex?
- Recorded hypertension prevalence is an area-level statistic, not a personal risk score. If you have symptoms or risk factors, a GeraClinic UK-registered clinician can assess your individual risk and arrange relevant tests or referrals — often the same day. This page is health information, not a diagnosis.
Worried about hypertension in Mid and South Essex?
Recorded hypertension prevalence in Mid and South Essex is 15.83% — an area-level statistic, not a personal risk score. A GeraClinic UK-registered clinician can assess your individual risk and arrange tests or referrals, often the same day.
Contains public sector information published by NHS England and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: NHS England (NHS Digital) — Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) prevalence (2024/25, published 28 August 2025).