European Healthcare Expenditure on Providers of Preventive Care by Government Schemes Share by Country (Million Euros)

In 2023, Germany led European healthcare expenditure on providers of preventive care by government schemes with €40.04 million, showcasing a robust growth of 63.66% from previous years. Notable increases were observed in countries like Austria (99.3%), Hungary (88.39%), and Switzerland (69.94%). Conversely, France saw a slight decline of 0.022%, while Portugal decreased by 0.2%. Smaller economies like Bosnia and Herzegovina exhibited remarkable growth of 118.38%. Year-on-year changes illuminate significant growth across Central and Eastern European countries, highlighting a strong upward trend driven by increased government focus on preventive care.

Future trends to watch in European healthcare expenditures include:

• Continued investments in preventive care across both high and moderate-expenditure countries.
• Potential shifts in funding priorities as governments aim to balance short-term economic challenges with long-term healthcare benefits.
• Expansion of digital health services and community-based preventive measures.
• The role of EU policies in standardizing and enhancing preventive care initiatives across member states.