Information about the Croatian Health system and insurance system.

The healthcare system in Croatia is generally well developed. All citizens of the country and legally registered foreigners are entitled to benefit from health services within the scope of public health insurance. Health services in Croatia are provided through public health institutions, private health institutions and the health tourism sector. While public health institutions consist of hospitals, health centers and clinics, private health institutions are located especially in big cities. The health insurance system is mandatory in Croatia and everyone must have a health insurance policy. Health insurance premiums are financed by employees, employers and the government. While employees pay premiums from their salaries, employers and the state also provide premium support. Services offered under health insurance in Croatia include general health services, emergency medical interventions, hospital services, prescription drugs, pregnancy and birth services, physiotherapy, dental health services, psychological counseling services and more. Croatia's healthcare system generally has a structure that provides quality service and prioritizes patient satisfaction. However, there may be some problems in the accessibility and quality of health services in some regions. Therefore, it can be said that better health services are provided, especially in big cities and touristic areas. Health tourism is an important sector in Croatia. The country's natural beauties, thermal and spa centers, modern health institutions used for medical tourism purposes and specialist doctors have made it an attractive destination for health tourists. In conclusion, the healthcare system and insurance system in Croatia is generally at a good level. It can be said that the public is supported by institutions that provide a wide range of health services and quality health services. However, there may be some difficulties in access and quality in some regions.