Global Long-Term Care Recipients at Home by Country

In 2023, Portugal led with 42.7% of men aged 65+ receiving long-term care at home, followed by Australia at 38.6% and Finland with 37.6%. Germany and Spain exhibited downward trends, with slight declines of 0.056% and 0.077% respectively. Notably, Finland and Sweden saw the most significant increases at 1.39% and 1.18%. The five-year average annual compound growth rate indicates stable or slight advancement in most countries, with notable exceptions like Lithuania and Hungary experiencing declines.

Future trends to watch include technological advancements in healthcare delivery at home, aging demographics increasing demand, and policy shifts aiming to support at-home care over institutional settings. Close attention to legislative changes and innovative care models will be crucial for stakeholders in this field.