Health Costs

EU Healthcare Expenditure Relative To Population Size

Eurostat recently released statistics about healthcare costs in EU Member States. Germany had the highest level of healthcare expenditure in 2015 with €338 billion, equivalent to 11.2 percent of GDP. The United Kingdom came second with €255 billion, followed by France with €241 billion.

Relative to population, Luxembourg had the highest expenditure per inhabitant at €5,557. Sweden came second with €5,023 while Denmark rounded off the top three with €4,938. At the other end of the scale, Romania had the lowest level of healthcare spending per person at €400, followed by Bulgaria with €518 and Latvia at €702.

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This chart shows healthcare expenditure per inhabitant in 2015.

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Ranking of European Union countries with the highest health expenditure as a percent of GDP in 2024
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Ranking of European Union countries with the highest public health expenditure per capita in 2022 (in euros)
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Health expenditures in European Union countries in 2022 (in euros per inhabitant)
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Ranking of European Union countries with the highest public health expenditure in 2022 (in millions of euros)
General government expenditure on health as a percentage of GDP in the European Union in 2019
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Total expenditure on health per capita in Europe in 2024, by selected country (in 1,000 U.S. dollars)

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