European Healthcare Expenditure on Long-Term Care by Country

The European healthcare expenditure on long-term care presents significant disparity among countries. Germany leads with 100.37 billion euros, substantially higher than France and the UK at 52.06 billion and 47.23 billion euros, respectively. Noteworthy trends from 2023 include robust increases in Poland (13.74%) and Czech Republic (10.91%), while Greece witnessed a slight decline (-0.34%). Bulgaria experienced a striking growth of 145.59%, albeit from a lower base. The CAGR in many countries suggests moderate to strong growth in recent years.

Future trends to monitor include technological integrations improving care efficiency, aging populations driving higher demands, and policy shifts aiming to enhance funding and distribution of long-term care resources.