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

In 2023, France led European healthcare expenditure on preventive care through compulsory contributory schemes and CMSAs with €430.56 per capita, showing a significant 79.23% increase from 2022. The Czech Republic and Germany followed, with corresponding rises of 54.34% and 6.66%. Notably, Norway's expenditure increased by 24.88%, whereas Hungary and Spain saw declines. A consistent annual trend over five years shows varied growth, with France and the Czech Republic being prominent leaders. Romania, Norway, and Bulgaria are emerging markets with potential for growth in spending on preventive care.

Future trends suggest that countries like France and the Czech Republic will continue to increase investment in preventive healthcare. Economies such as Norway and Bulgaria, currently experiencing high growth rates, are likely to shift more focus towards CMSAs and contributory health insurance schemes. Observing the economic and political climate in Europe will be crucial for anticipating fluctuations in these expenditures.