European Healthcare Expenditure on Residential Long-Term Care Facilities by Compulsory Contributory Health Insurance Schemes and Compulsory Medical Saving Accounts (CMSA) Share by Country (Million Euros)

The 2023 European healthcare expenditure on residential long-term care facilities varied significantly across countries. The Netherlands led with €35.88 million, followed by Germany and France with €30.87 million and €27.12 million, respectively. Smaller economies like Poland and Slovenia spent €0.47 million and €0.36 million, while Bosnia and Herzegovina spent the least at nearly zero. Year-on-year, Estonia had the highest growth at 17.36%, with significant increases in Lithuania and the Czech Republic. In contrast, Greece faced a slight decline, while Hungary also decreased by 1.07%.

Future trends to watch in European healthcare expenditure include increased investment in residential care due to aging populations and policy changes. Countries may focus on improving efficiency in funding structures, potentially leading to more balanced spending growth across the region. Additionally, innovative healthcare solutions could play a key role in shaping expenditure patterns.