European Healthcare Expenditure on Long-Term Care by Healthcare Providers by Country

In 2023, Norway led European healthcare expenditure on long-term care at 30.03%, followed by the Netherlands and Sweden. Poland showed the most significant recent increase with a 9.25% rise, while Bulgaria's expenditure surged by 127.39%. Several countries, including Denmark, saw reductions, with declines as steep as -4.3%. Over the last five years, the CAGR for these nations has varied, indicating dynamic shifts in healthcare allocations.

Future trends to observe include:

• Potential stabilization in countries with volatile expenditures like Bulgaria and Poland.
• Responses to aging populations in countries with existing high expenditures like Norway and the Netherlands.
• Budgetary adjustments driven by political and economic changes in lower-expenditure markets.