European Healthcare Expenditure on Retailers of Medical Goods by Compulsory Contributory Health Insurance Schemes and Compulsory Medical Saving Accounts (CMSA) by Country

In 2023, healthcare expenditure on medical goods through compulsory schemes varied significantly across Europe, with Germany leading at €748.5 per capita and Portugal at the lowest with €1.3 per capita. Many countries demonstrated positive year-on-year growth, notably Lithuania with 12.78% and Croatia with 6.38%, while Greece and Hungary saw reductions. Over a five-year span, a consistent increase is evident in countries like Germany, Luxembourg, and Switzerland, reflecting strong market dynamics and increased demand.

Looking ahead, monitoring regulatory changes in health insurance, the impact of digital healthcare transformations, and economic conditions will be crucial. Variability in healthcare spending trends may influence future allocations and policy decisions across Europe.