Observations
Forces shaping healthcare demand and supply.
Demand & geography
The Catchment Map
Every European region measured three ways: how fast its population is ageing, how much money sits in the catchment, and how much provision already exists.
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Tariffs & reimbursement
The Price of Care
What providers across Europe are paid for the same procedure, extracted from national fee schedules and DRG catalogues and verified line by line. In euros, at local price levels, or turned into the revenue a given case volume would earn. These are regulated prices, not patient bills. Nothing is estimated; where a tariff is not comparable, the cell is left blank.
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Consolidation
The Companion Economy
Europe’s veterinary market seen through pet populations, practice density and the two competition-authority investigations that have now reported. Where the roll-up has already run, what the regulators found it did to prices, and how thin the insurance layer underneath it still is.
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Human capital
The Retirement Cliff
How fast the physician workforce is ageing, on Eurostat’s harmonized series rather than thirty incompatible national ones. Move the retirement age and the rate of new entrants, and watch which markets still lose headcount by 2035 — and which registries let you see it region by region.
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