European Healthcare Expenditure on Providers of Ancillary Services by Voluntary Health Insurance Schemes by Country

In 2023, Latvia experienced a significant increase in healthcare expenditure on ancillary services via voluntary health insurance schemes, rising by 86.75%. Similarly, Malta and Finland saw rises of 12.47% and 6.96% respectively. Conversely, France and Switzerland faced reductions of -7.0% and -12.94%. Many countries such as Spain, Lithuania, Austria, and Liechtenstein showed no change. Over the past five years, most countries have demonstrated modest growth in their Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR), indicating an overall gradual increase despite some fluctuations in individual countries.

Looking ahead, European healthcare systems are expected to increasingly rely on voluntary health insurance schemes to support growing demand for ancillary services. Trends to watch include potential policy shifts towards greater integration of such schemes, alongside fluctuating economic conditions which may impact voluntary contributions to healthcare.