Information about Equatorial Guinea's healthcare system and insurance system.

Equatorial Guinea's healthcare system consists mainly of public and private healthcare. Government health services are provided through hospitals and health centers in the country's capital, Malabo, and other major cities. Private health services are mostly provided by private clinics and hospitals in big cities. The country's healthcare system faces some challenges. These include limited health infrastructure, inadequate health personnel and lack of resources. For this reason, there may be difficulties in accessing health services, especially in rural areas. Equatorial Guinea implements a free public health insurance, "Seguro Nacional de Salud" (National Health Insurance), to provide healthcare services to its citizens. However, this insurance system is not yet fully developed and its coverage is limited. Extra payments may be required, especially for citizens who want to benefit from private health services. Additionally, it is known that some international health insurance companies provide services in Equatorial Guinea. These insurance companies provide health services to citizens at home and abroad. These insurance systems usually offer more comprehensive services and provide the opportunity to receive treatment in private hospitals and clinics. As a result, Equatorial Guinea's healthcare system has a structure consisting of public and private healthcare services. However, it faces challenges such as limited health infrastructure and lack of resources. The National Health Insurance system is also not yet fully developed and its coverage is limited. Therefore, extra payments may be required for citizens who want to benefit from the services of private health insurance companies.