Healthy life expectancy; gender, age and education level

This table contains figures on life expectancy and healthy life expectancy broken down by gender, age and level of education. Healthy life expectancy is the number of years that people of a certain age can still expect to live in good health, assuming that the probabilities of mortality and ill health remain the same in the future. The table shows four variants of healthy life expectancy: - life expectancy in perceived good health - life expectancy without physical limitations according to the OECD limitations - life expectancy without limitations according to the Global Activity Limitations Indicator - life expectancy without psychological complaints The figures have relates to four-year periods (e.g. 2015/2018). The reason for this is that the CBS Health Survey is used for the health characteristics. This survey is too small to be able to determine the figures on an annual basis. Data available from: 2007/2010 Status of the figures: The figures in this table are final. Changes as of January 27, 2023: A change in naming has been made. Previously, life expectancy in good mental health was referred to as life expectancy without psychological complaints. The underlying operationalization of mental health/psychological complaints has remained unchanged. When will new numbers come out? The figures for the period 2019/2022 will be published in 2023.