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

Healthcare expenditure on curative and rehabilitative care in Europe varies significantly across countries. In 2023, Luxembourg leads with the highest per capita expenditure at 2.99 thousand euros, followed by Liechtenstein and Germany. Cyprus saw substantial growth with a 265.24% increase year-on-year. Eastern European countries like Bulgaria and Lithuania also experienced significant rises of 16.11% and 10.13%, respectively. Conversely, countries like Italy and Finland showed minimal increases, with Italy even experiencing a slight decrease. Overall, the region exhibits a mix of steady and high growth rates, influenced by different healthcare policies and economic conditions.

Future trends to monitor include:

• The impact of aging populations on healthcare demand and expenditure.
• The role of technological advancements in cost management and service delivery.
• Policy shifts toward preventive care and their influence on traditional care expenditures.
• Potential economic fluctuations affecting funding for compulsory schemes and CMSAs.