Andorra Public Health Spending to Hit 232M Euros in 2025, Up 4.8%

Public health spending in Andorra reached 232.3 million euros in 2025, a 4.8% rise from 221.7 million euros the previous year, according to the Statistics Department.

This amounted to 18.9% of total public administration settlements—excluding financial assets, liabilities, and transfers to public entities—and 5.8% of GDP. Per capita spending climbed to 2,608 euros, up from 2,546 euros in 2024.

The increase stemmed mainly from general hospital services, which rose 5.1% or 6.13 million euros, and outpatient care for external patients, up 5.6% or 3.41 million euros. Hospital services remained the largest category at 126.9 million euros, or 54.7% of the total, followed by outpatient services at 64.1 million euros (27.6%). Medical products, appliances, and equipment totalled 24 million euros.

By expense type, current transfers dominated at 67.3% or 156.4 million euros, reflecting a 6.3% gain. Personnel costs grew 5.1% to 43.4 million euros (18.7%), while goods and services increased 4.6% to 28.3 million euros (12.2%). Real investment fell 33.6% to 3.8 million euros (1.6%), and capital transfers stood at 355,836 euros (0.2%).

The data encompasses reimbursements from the general branch of the Andorran Social Security Fund (CASS), spending by the Andorran Health Care Service (SAAS), and other public health costs from central and local authorities. It also includes 1.5 million euros for health-related research and development.