European Healthcare Expenditure on Therapeutic Appliances and Medical Durable Goods by Providers of Ambulatory Health Care Share by Country (Million Euros)

In 2023, France led European healthcare expenditure on therapeutic appliances and medical durable goods among providers of ambulatory health care with €56.6 million, followed by Belgium at €23.97 million. Poland, Switzerland, and Sweden presented moderate expenditures with €6.75 million, €5.61 million, and €3.14 million, respectively. Countries like Lithuania and Latvia were at the lower end with €1.16 million and €0.14 million, respectively, while smaller economies like Liechtenstein and Malta reported less than €0.05 million.

Year-on-year variations in 2023 highlighted robust growth in Romania, Croatia, and Liechtenstein, with substantial increases by 16.72%, 46.51%, and 37.47% respectively. France and Belgium exhibited steady growth, over 5%. Meanwhile, expenditures contracted in Switzerland, Latvia, and Malta, indicating potential market fluctuations or economic conditions' impact.

Future trends indicate continued growth in bigger healthcare markets like France and Belgium, while Eastern European countries such as Romania and Croatia may rise further as healthcare infrastructure and access improve. Watch for innovations in therapeutic technologies and policy changes, which could reshape expenditure landscapes across these countries.