Adam (Island) Information about the health system and insurance system.

The health system is a structure in which health services are provided, regulated and financed in a country. Health services are generally provided through the government, the private sector, or a mixed system. Access to healthcare depends on many factors, including factors such as quality, cost and sustainability. The insurance system is a financial system created to protect individuals against risks. Insurance aims to mitigate these risks by sharing the financial risks arising from unexpected events such as individuals' health expenses. The insurance system is generally managed by insurance companies and individuals benefit from insurance services by paying premiums. In many countries, the healthcare system and insurance system work together. The government often uses tax revenues to finance and deliver health care. In addition, individuals can benefit from health services by paying health insurance premiums or purchasing private health insurance. The health system and insurance system are established for purposes such as facilitating individuals' access to health services, providing quality and sustainable health services, and reducing financial risks. However, each country's health system and insurance system may differ. In some countries, healthcare is almost entirely financed by the state, while in others private insurance companies play an important role. The healthcare system and insurance system play an important role in protecting and improving the health of society. The effective and fair functioning of these systems is important to ensure equality in access to health services and to finance health expenditures sustainably.