European Healthcare Expenditure on Home Based Curative and Rehabilitative Care by Compulsory Contributory Health Insurance Schemes and Compulsory Medical Saving Accounts (CMSA) Share by Country (Million Euros)

In 2023, the leading countries in European healthcare expenditure on home-based curative and rehabilitative care were France with €78.8 million, followed by Germany at €11.86 million, and the Netherlands at €3.96 million. Some countries like the Czech Republic experienced notable growth with a 7.59% year-on-year increase. Other countries such as Luxembourg observed a decrease of 0.99%. Liechtenstein showed the highest year-on-year growth at 20.69%, albeit on a much smaller scale. Over the past five years, consistent trends indicate gradual increases, with France and Romania seeing significant annual growth rates.

Future trends in European healthcare expenditure are likely to focus on increasing investments in home-based care, driven by aging populations and technological advancements in telehealth. Countries may invest differently based on national priorities and economic capabilities, potentially widening the expenditure gap between Western and Eastern Europe. Monitoring these disparities will be crucial for understanding and addressing healthcare equity in the region.