Netherlands Home Healthcare Market to Grow at a CAGR of 7.9% During the Period 2024-2032, Driven by Need for Home Care for Individuals that are Chronically Ill, Experiencing Dementia, or in need of End-of-life Care

In the Netherlands, home care is given to the chronically ill, individuals with dementia, and those in need of end-of-life care following discharge from hospital. Home care includes medical treatment and nursing services, like dressing wounds and administering injections, and personal care like assisting in taking a shower or counselling on how to manage daily activities. Organizations like Buurtzorg are engaged in providing nurse-led model of holistic care that has become quite popular in the Netherlands. The program enables nurses (in place of nursing assistants or cleaners) to deliver all the care that patients require. Buurtzorg quickly grew across the Netherlands from 1 to 850 teams. The organization grew in other areas of care, including mental health, children and families and also supported other Dutch international care organisations to adopt the Buurtzorg model of care.

Around 600,000 individuals use Dutch home care services. Categories eligible for regular, long-term home care in the Netherlands include the elderly, chronically ill, and those with physical and mental disability. Under certain circumstances, home care for a temporary period may be required, for example, those just back from the hospital, preparing for the birth of a baby, requiring follow-up care after giving birth, and recovering from a severe illness or accident. Such requirements are expected to drive the Netherlands home healthcare market. The different types of home care resources include prenatal and postpartum courses, rental of ‘bedklossen’ (metal frames used to raise a bed; useful for women who have just delivered a baby at home), meal services, rental crutches, baby scales, rental wheelchairs, rental bed pans, special rental beds, and rental lifting devices. For those unable to fulfil their basic needs and carry out household chores due to handicap or illness, different forms of care are provided, including hairdressing and pedicure services, help in buying new clothing, dietary and nutritional advice, etc.

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Market Analysis by Equipment and Services

• By equipment, the market is segmented into Therapeutic, Diagnostic, and Mobility Assist.

• By services, the market is divided into Skilled Home Healthcare Services (further broken down by service type into Physician Primary Care, Nursing Care, Physical/Occupational/Speech therapy, Nutritional Support, Hospice and Palliative Care, and Others) and Unskilled Home Healthcare Services.

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