European Healthcare Expenditure on Home Based Long Term Care (Health) by Government Schemes by Country

The data from 2024 reveals variations in European healthcare expenditure on home-based long-term care by government schemes. Norway leads with the highest expenditure per capita, followed by Finland and Denmark. Smaller countries like Malta and Liechtenstein show notable growth rates, while Slovenia and Poland experienced strong increases at over 22%. Countries like Latvia, Romania, and Cyprus also show significant positive trends. On the downside, Lithuania and Slovakia present a decline. It is noteworthy that the Netherlands, while exhibiting a high growth rate of over 20%, maintains low per capita expenditure.

Future trends to watch include continued growth in countries with increasing elderly populations, particularly in Scandinavia. Economic challenges and policy shifts may impact funding levels, influencing expenditure trends across the region. Additionally, countries improving their home-based care infrastructure could see further expenditure increases.