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- F Niehaus.
- Wissenschaftlichen Institut der PKV, Köln.
- Versicherungsmedizin. 2008 Mar 1;60(1):21-6.
AbstractData from private insurance companies make it possible to analyse how healthcare spending is distributed across individuals, how it depends on the age of the people and how it changes over time. Within age groups, healthcare spending is less concentrated if recipients are older. Over the analysed period of time, a considerable levelling of expenses takes place. These findings lead to the conclusion that the ageing population will result in a greater and more evenly spread utilisation of healthcare facilities.
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