European Health Nominal Expenditure by Country

In 2024, Germany leads in European health nominal expenditure with 409.65 thousand euros, followed by the United Kingdom and France at 265.58 and 265.17 thousand euros respectively. Countries with notable expenditure growth in 2023 include Latvia at 17.86% and Lithuania at 14.79%. Meanwhile, Bulgaria, Romania, and Malta also demonstrated significant increases above the European average. A wide spectrum in healthcare spending is observed, from major economies to smaller nations such as Macedonia and Montenegro.

Future trends include the potential impact of aging populations on healthcare budgets in Western Europe, the increasing adoption of digital health technologies, and potential economic shifts affecting public spending. Central and Eastern Europe may experience heightened growth driven by policy reforms and increasing investments in health infrastructure.