European Healthcare Expenditure on Households as Providers of Home Health Care by Country

In 2023, European healthcare expenditure on households as providers of home health care showed significant disparities across countries. Germany led with €21.76 billion, followed by the United Kingdom at €4.06 billion and Poland at €2.81 billion. Smaller markets like Belgium and Latvia recorded less than €1 billion. Notable year-on-year growth was observed in Bulgaria at 72.78% and Slovenia at 33.94%, while negative growth appeared in Lithuania and Sweden.

Future trends to watch include:

• Potential expansion of home health care services in countries demonstrating high growth rates, such as Bulgaria and Slovenia.
• Adaptation to aging populations, notably in Western Europe, driving demand for home health care.
• Policy changes and technological advancements affecting service provision and expenditure across Europe.