FY2024 Finances of Prefectural Late-Elderly Healthcare Unions

Overview

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare compiled and published the FY2024 financial results of the prefectural late-elderly healthcare wide-area unions, which operate the Late-Elderly Healthcare System. Annual revenue was 18.3498 trillion yen, annual expenditure was 18.3453 trillion yen, and the post-settlement annual balance showed a deficit of 35 billion yen. Meanwhile, the total balance after reflecting carryovers from the previous fiscal year and other items showed a surplus of 371.4 billion yen. The number of insured persons was 20.39 million, and the late-elderly healthcare premium collection rate was 99.47%.

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Key points

  • The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare compiled and published the FY2024 financial results.
  • Annual revenue was 18.3498 trillion yen, and annual expenditure was 18.3453 trillion yen.
  • The post-settlement annual balance showed a deficit of 35 billion yen, while the total balance showed a surplus of 371.4 billion yen.
  • The number of insured persons was 20.39 million, and the premium collection rate was 99.47%.

Overview

This document organizes the FY2024 financial results of the prefectural late-elderly healthcare wide-area unions that operate the Late-Elderly Healthcare System. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare compiled the financial results of these unions and published them as a press release.

The content consists of key indicators for assessing the system's financial operations: the balance of revenue and expenditure, the number of insured persons, and the premium collection rate for late-elderly healthcare.

Impact

Compared with the previous fiscal year, both annual revenue and annual expenditure increased. The deficit in the post-settlement annual balance narrowed, while the surplus in the total balance after reflecting carryovers and other items increased.

The number of insured persons increased from the previous fiscal year, while the premium collection rate for late-elderly healthcare declined from the previous fiscal year.

Details

For the balance of revenue and expenditure, the document presents annual revenue and annual expenditure, followed by the post-settlement annual balance. It also separately organizes the total balance after reflecting carryovers from the previous fiscal year and other items.

The document lists the number of insured persons as an indicator of enrollment in the system and the premium collection rate for late-elderly healthcare as an indicator of premium collection.

The publication covers the FY2024 financial results of the prefectural late-elderly healthcare wide-area unions that operate the Late-Elderly Healthcare System.

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