Hospital beds (per 1,000 people) by country

See the United States's strengths and weaknesses

United States: 2.7 in 2022, 25th of 37 OECD members (highest first). 37th of all 51 with data.

Highest: South Korea (12.6, 2025) · Lowest: Peru (0.5, 2025) · 51 countries and territories with data.

Number of hospital beds per 1,000 people, including beds for long-term care.

Ranking

Latest value for each country (within 5 years).

Over time

United States: rank over time

Rank among the countries with data in each year (highest first).

World ranking (highest first)

RankCountryValueYear
1South Korea12.62025
2Japan12.52024
3Bulgaria8.72024
4Germany7.62024
5Romania7.32024
6Moldova7.12024
7Austria6.52024
8Czechia6.42024
9Hungary6.42024
10Poland6.32024
11Serbia6.12024
12Croatia5.62024
13Slovakia5.62024
14Lithuania5.42024
15Belgium5.32025
16France5.32024
17China5.22021
18Latvia5.02024
19North Macedonia4.32020
20Albania4.22024
21Greece4.22024
22Switzerland4.22024
23Estonia4.12024
24Slovenia4.02024
25Luxembourg3.92025
26Malta3.92024
27Montenegro3.92024
28Portugal3.32024
29Cyprus3.32024
30Norway3.22024
31Argentina3.22024
32Türkiye3.12024
33Italy3.12024
34Israel3.12025
35Ireland2.92024
36Spain2.82024
37United States2.72022
38Iceland2.62023
39Finland2.52024
40New Zealand2.52025
41Brazil2.52021
42United Kingdom2.42024
43Canada2.42024
44Netherlands2.22024
45Denmark2.12025
46Chile1.92025
47Colombia1.92025
48Sweden1.92024
49Costa Rica1.12024
50Mexico1.02024
51Peru0.52025

Source: OECD Data Explorer, Hospital beds by function of healthcare (OECD). License: CC BY 4.0. Data retrieved: 2026-10-28.

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