European Healthcare Expenditure on Long Term Care (Health) by All Financing Schemes by Country

The 2023 data indicates that Germany leads European healthcare expenditure on long-term care with 100.37 billion Euros, reflecting a robust 6.57% year-on-year increase. France follows at 52.06 billion Euros, registering a 4.7% growth. The United Kingdom shows modest growth at 1.74%, whereas the Netherlands displays a strong 5.77% rise. Poland and Bulgaria experienced significant hikes, 16.72% and an astonishing 145.59% respectively. Conversely, Greece has seen a slight contraction at -0.34%. Over the last five years, the average compound annual growth rate (CAGR) suggests steady increases for countries such as Slovenia and Czech Republic due to double-digit year-on-year variations.

Looking ahead, expect increased investments in technological advancements and aging population management to drive higher healthcare spendings. Emphasis on sustainable financing schemes and cross-country collaborations could significantly impact expenditure trends, especially in countries currently under-investing in long-term care.