European Long-Term Care Recipients at Home by Country

In 2023, Germany led Europe with 1.255 million men aged 65+ receiving long-term care at home, followed by Spain at 0.3119 million, Czech Republic at 0.06314 million, Belgium at 0.05883 million, Denmark at 0.04665 million, Hungary at 0.04067 million, and Luxembourg at 0.00245 million. From the previous year, Germany's number grew by 8.53%, Spain by 8.74%, and slight increases were observed in Belgium, Denmark, and Luxembourg. Notably, Hungary experienced a decline of 0.93%.

Future trends to watch include an aging population across Europe, potentially increasing demand for home-based long-term care. However, variations in growth rates suggest differing resource allocation and healthcare policies, which could influence the number of home care recipients in each country. Technological advancements in healthcare and support services may further impact these numbers positively.