Information about the Romanian Health system and insurance system.

Romania's healthcare system has a mixed structure that includes public and private healthcare services. Everyone in Romania has compulsory health insurance and it is possible to benefit from health services with this insurance. Health care in Romania consists of services provided by public hospitals and clinics provided by the state and private health institutions. While public hospitals and clinics generally provide services for free or at low cost, higher fees may be charged in private healthcare institutions. Health insurance in Romania is financed by premiums deducted from each employee's salary. This insurance ensures that employees and their family members can benefit from health services. Insurance premiums are charged as a percentage of income and are usually paid equally by the employer and employee. Additionally, the government provides social benefits to help low-income people who cannot pay insurance premiums. Health insurance coverage in Romania covers a wide spectrum, from emergency medical interventions to routine examination and treatment services. Insured people can receive treatment in hospitals, have their medications prescribed and receive medical care in case of illness or accident. However, some specialty healthcare services or medications may require additional fees or may not be covered entirely by insurance. The healthcare system in Romania often faces some challenges, such as patient volumes and long waiting times. Therefore, some people may prefer to receive faster and higher quality healthcare by purchasing private health insurance. As a result, the healthcare system in Romania has a mixed structure based on compulsory health insurance. Public and private health services are offered, and health insurance ensures that employees and their family members benefit from health services. However, there are some difficulties and additional costs.