| Europe (% in 2018) |
Germany is the top country by private health care among 42 countries. As of 2018, private health care in Germany was 9.67 %. The top 5 countries also includes France, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Germany | 9.67 | WHO |
| France | 9.42 | WHO |
| Sweden | 9.27 | WHO |
| Norway | 8.57 | WHO |
| Denmark | 8.45 | WHO |
| Netherlands | 8.19 | WHO |
| Belgium | 7.82 | WHO |
| United Kingdom | 7.78 | WHO |
| Austria | 7.71 | WHO |
| Switzerland | 7.65 | WHO |
| Iceland | 6.98 | WHO |
| Finland | 6.95 | WHO |
| Italy | 6.4 | WHO |
| Czech Republic | 6.35 | WHO |
| Spain | 6.32 | WHO |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | 6.25 | WHO |
| Slovenia | 6.04 | WHO |
| San Marino | 6 | WHO |
| Portugal | 5.79 | WHO |
| Malta | 5.69 | WHO |
| Croatia | 5.66 | WHO |
| Slovakia | 5.36 | WHO |
| Serbia | 5.12 | WHO |
| Ireland | 5.12 | WHO |
| Montenegro | 5.06 | WHO |
| Estonia | 4.93 | WHO |
| Hungary | 4.65 | WHO |
| Andorra | 4.56 | WHO |
| Greece | 4.53 | WHO |
| Poland | 4.53 | WHO |
| Luxembourg | 4.44 | WHO |
| Romania | 4.43 | WHO |
| Lithuania | 4.4 | WHO |
| Bulgaria | 4.34 | WHO |
| Belarus | 3.99 | WHO |
| North Macedonia | 3.78 | WHO |
| Ukraine | 3.74 | WHO |
| Republic of Moldova | 3.73 | WHO |
| Latvia | 3.71 | WHO |
| Russian Federation | 3.16 | WHO |
| Albania | 2.9 | WHO |
| Monaco | 1.37 | WHO |
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