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

In 2023, France led European countries in healthcare expenditure on long-term care by hospitals at 4.51 billion euros, with rapid growth of 7.57%. Spain followed with notable 4.92% growth. Poland showed a remarkable increase of 13.44%, whereas Italy experienced a sharp decline of 12.01%. Malta's expenditure surged by 32.32%, indicating significant healthcare investment shifts. Notably, Liechtenstein maintained steady expenditure, and smaller countries like Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bulgaria saw over 10% growth.

Future trends to watch include the rising demand for long-term care driven by aging populations, technological advancements in healthcare, and potential budgetary constraints affecting expenditure distribution across European nations.