National Health Insurance

National Health Insurance is a government-funded system that provides healthcare coverage to all citizens, ensuring access to medical services regardless of income or health status. It is financed through taxes or mandatory contributions, pooling resources to cover a wide range of medical needs such as doctor visits, hospital care, and medications. The goal is to promote equitable healthcare access, reduce financial barriers, and improve overall public health. Unlike private insurance, it offers a unified system managed by the government, making healthcare more affordable and accessible for everyone within the country.