National Health Insurance Schemes
See also: Universal health coverage by country- Health care in Australia - Medicare (Australia)
- Health care in Ghana - National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS)
- Health care in Colombia - Law 100 - National Health Insurance Scheme: Contributory Vs. Subsidized coverage (NHIS)
- Health care in Japan - People without insurance through employers can participate in a national health insurance program administered by local governments.
- Health care in France
- Health care in South Korea
- Health care in Switzerland - A compulsory health insurance covers a range of treatments which are set out in detail in the Federal Act.
- Health care in Taiwan - National Health Insurance (NHI)
- Health care in Nigeria - National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS)
- Health care in Canada
- Health care in the Philippines - Social Health Insurance Program, a resource pooling, risk sharing health care program that provides quality health care financing not only to the employed but to the sick, elderly, and indigents, as well
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