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Switzerland has the best healthcare in the world. Everyone after 3 months of living there has to buy health insurance. The insurance is universal and regulated by the Swiss Federal law

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Educational video about Switzerland healthcare 

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Educational video about Switzerland healthcare 

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Each person has to be insured individually. There is a basic plan that can be purchased which provides plenty. You can access a plan through insurance premiums or out of pocket payments. There is no insurances or benefits provided by an employer.

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Emergency treatment, out-patient treatments, emergency transportation, prescription medication, maternity checkups and delivery cost, abortions, vaccinations, and rehabilitation

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Patients are very pleased with the care they are receiving. At the price it cost, that comes with the most qualified doctors and hospitals with no wait time.

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In the United States a child can be apart of their parent's insurance up until the age of 26. In Switzerland a person is required to pay for their own insurance at the age of 18.

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Swiss health insurance equals around 10 percent of average Swiss salary. If a premium is higher than this, the government gives the insured person a cash subsidy to pay for any addition premium

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A man’s average life expectancy is to live to about 81.3 years old while the world average is 69.1 years old. Then for women, life expectancy is about the age of 85.3 years old

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Now Switzerland, in the past year, spent 12.4% on GDP. That is second place for the most expensive healthcare behind the U.S. at 17.9%. Also in the U.S. money spent per person is 25% more than in Switzerland.

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With all the money spent on healthcare, Switzerland spends the least amount on disease prevention. Despite that, they have a lower disease burden rate compared to the U.S. Along with a lower hospital admission rate and higher mortality rate.