Key Market Indicators
Jordan's health expenditure is set to increase over the next five years, according to figures from the World Health Organization. In 2021, Jordanian demand is estimated to have reached $814 per capita in purchasing power parity. This figure is projected to rise by 0.7% per year, to reach around $852 by 2026. Since 2005, Jordanian demand for health services has risen by 3.8% annually. In 2021, the country ranked 91st out of 192 countries in terms of health expenditure. Equatorial Guinea came first, with $814 per capita. Switzerland, Norway and Germany came in second, third and fourth respectively.
