European Healthcare Expenditure on Therapeutic Appliances and Medical Durable Goods by Government Schemes and Compulsory Contributory Health Care Financing Schemes by Country

In 2023, European healthcare expenditure on therapeutic appliances and medical durable goods varied significantly across countries, expressed in Euros per capita. France led with €204.28, followed by Malta at €166.18 and Switzerland at €159.54. Germany and Iceland also reported high expenditures. Over the past two years, notable growth was seen in Malta (19.32%) and Latvia (25.01%). Meanwhile, Greece and the UK saw slight declines. In the long term, average growth in expenditure on these goods is consistent, signaling steady investment across most countries.

Future trends to watch include increased expenditure in countries currently experiencing rapid growth, such as Malta and Latvia. Additionally, innovation in therapeutic appliances and the push towards digital healthcare solutions may drive increased spending across Europe, especially in countries with lower current per capita expenditure. Monitoring economic conditions will be crucial, as government budget allocations greatly influence these expenditures.