European Healthcare Expenditure on Outpatient Long-Term Care by Country

As of 2023, Italy leads European healthcare expenditure on outpatient long-term care with 2.94 billion euros, a decrease of 0.59% from the previous year. France follows with 0.72 billion euros, increasing by 7.07%. Belgium and Romania exhibit notable spend growth rates of 4.25% and 12.77% respectively. The Netherlands shows a significant decline of 9.37%, whereas Latvia's expenditure soared by 39.56%. Poland also saw a substantial increase at 22.31%, while Estonia recorded a modest rise of 1.55%.

Watch for growth in Romania and Latvia driven by policy changes and aging populations. The UK's slight decline might persist without intervention. Monitor fiscal strategies in countries like the Netherlands, experiencing notable drops. Predict steady growth in Eastern Europe as investments in healthcare infrastructure increase.