Singapore is one of the wealthiest countries in Asia. Its GDP per capita is $64,308, and its healthcare system ranks 10th on the World Health Organization’s ranking for best health care systems. The country has a diverse economy that includes manufacturing, finance, technology, and tourism.

The first case study will examine Singapore’s universal health care system which was implemented in 1970 after decades of social unrest. This included long waiting lines at hospitals for patients without insurance or those who were not wealthy enough to pay medical bills.

The second case study will explore how MediShield Life provides free pre-hospitalization coverage to all Singaporeans so they do not have to worry about paying high hospitalization costs if they are diagnosed

The private health care sector provides medical treatment that requires payment on behalf of patients or their insurers. Social assistance schemes provide financial aid to those who cannot afford these costs but require long-term support for chronic conditions like diabetes or heart disease.

The healthcare system in Singapore is facing challenges as it’s trying to balance the needs of its citizens with limited resources while ensuring quality standards remain high across all sectors.