Information about the Benin Health system and insurance system.

Benin's healthcare system is a mixed system managed and financed by the government. Health services are provided by public and private health institutions. Several health insurance programs are operated by the government to provide basic health services in Benin. These insurance programs aim to facilitate citizens' and foreigners' access to healthcare services. In Benin, the health insurance system is compulsory for employees and the self-employed. Employers are obliged to cover a portion of employees' insurance premiums. In addition, health insurance programs are offered by the government for students, retirees and low-income people. Health insurance in Benin covers basic healthcare services but may also cover some specialized healthcare services. Insured people can benefit from services such as examination, treatment and medication supply in hospitals. However, some private healthcare services may not be fully covered or may require additional fees. The health insurance system in Benin is important in terms of facilitating access to health services and alleviating the financial burden. However, it also has some disadvantages. In particular, problems such as high insurance premiums or limited insurance coverage may occur. As a result, the healthcare system in Benin has a mixed structure and healthcare services are provided by public and private healthcare institutions. Health insurance is a program run by the government to facilitate access to health services for citizens and foreigners.