Slovenia: Financial Challenges in the Health Sector

What is the Role of Intangible Investments?

Healthcare and long-term care expenditures are projected to rise significantly in Slovenia over the medium and long term, primarily due to rapid population aging.
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Volume/Issue: Volume 2026 Issue 037
Publication date: April 2026
ISBN: 9798229044547
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Labor , Public Finance , Health Policy , Demography , Active aging , Aging population , Europe , Fiscal cost of aging , Healthcare , Healthcare expenditure , Healthcare financing , Healthcare reforms , Implications of aging , Long-term care , Long-term Sustainability , Slovenia , Sick leave benefits , Health care , Aging , Health care spending

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Summary

Healthcare and long-term care expenditures are projected to rise significantly in Slovenia over the medium and long term, primarily due to rapid population aging. This paper examines the financial challenges confronting the health sector—the increasing demand for healthcare and long-term care, alongside a financing system that has not yet adapted to this evolving context—and outlines reforms to enhance the sector’s long-term sustainability.

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