European Healthcare Expenditure on Households as Providers of Home Health Care Share by Country (Million Euros)

As of 2023, Germany leads European healthcare expenditure on households as providers of home health care with 61.62 million euros. Significant contributors include the United Kingdom (11.5 million euros), Poland (7.94 million euros), and Austria (6.21 million euros). The year-on-year growth in this sector shows notable variations: Bulgaria (72.78%), Slovenia (33.94%), and Poland (17.46%) exhibit strong increases, while Lithuania and France experienced slight declines. Over the last five years, the compound annual growth suggests steady interest across Europe, with Bulgaria, Slovenia, and Poland showing particularly strong growth rates.

Looking forward, key trends include increased adoption of technology in home health care, growing demand due to aging populations, and policy shifts supporting in-home care solutions. Countries like Bulgaria and Slovenia might continue their upward trend, driven by digital health innovations and policy support. Germany remains a pivotal market to watch, given its substantial share and potential influence on regional standards and practices.