Global Long-Term Care Recipients at Home by Country

In 2023, Portugal led with 37.8% of men aged 80+ receiving long-term care at home, closely followed by Australia and Sweden. Notably, countries like Finland and Belgium showcased significant year-on-year growth rates. Luxembourg and Hungary, however, experienced declines compared to the previous year. Over the past five years, growth trends indicate a steady increase in several countries, with Finland and Sweden showing notable annual advancements. Conversely, Luxembourg and Hungary have seen declines, possibly highlighting challenges in their healthcare systems or resource allocation.

Looking ahead, future trends to monitor involve the increasing demand for in-home care services, driven by aging populations and technological advancements in home health care. Countries expanding in-home care infrastructure and innovating in care delivery methods may lead in global long-term care at home.