European Healthcare Expenditure on Providers of Preventive Care by Compulsory Contributory Health Insurance Schemes and Compulsory Medical Saving Accounts (CMSA) by Country

In 2023, France demonstrated the highest per capita healthcare expenditure on preventive care providers, reaching €144.42, marking a substantial increase of 68.92% from previous levels. Luxembourg followed with €39.62 per capita, a modest rise of 2.54%. Other notable countries included Switzerland and Croatia with expenditures of €27.1 and €23.23 respectively, seeing increases of 5.39% and 16.36%. Austria and Slovenia had relatively lower expenditures of €12.4 and €9.45 with moderate increases. There was a decreasing trend observed in Belgium and Estonia, with expenditure figures dropping by 0.51% and 35.68% respectively.

Future trends suggest that investment in preventive healthcare will continue to grow across Europe, driven by rising awareness and policy focus on preventive measures. Countries with modest growth may seek to increase their investments, learning from higher spenders such as France. Observing technological integration in healthcare and centralized policy formulations could significantly shape these expenditures. Responding to these trends will be critical for policymakers and health insurers aiming to optimize preventive care outcomes.