Global Long-Term Care Recipients at Home Share by Country (Units (Persons) Aged 80+)

The 2023 data shows Germany with a notably high share of long-term care recipients at home (47.77%) among those aged 80+, representing a significant lead over other countries. While Spain (16.86%) and South Korea (11.46%) follow, the rest, including Australia (4.45%), Switzerland, and Israel, all hold single-digit shares. Remarkably, Germany experienced a robust year-on-year growth of 9.74%, while South Korea had the most substantial growth (14.71%). Marginal or negative changes are noted in countries like Hungary, where there was a slight decline. The five-year CAGR depicts a gradual increase, reflecting steady advancements in this sector worldwide.

Future trends to watch include increasing demand for in-home care driven by aging populations, advancements in healthcare technology facilitating remote care, and evolving cultural preferences towards family-based support in various regions. Countries with lower shares might explore policy innovations or infrastructure investments to enhance at-home care services.