Information about the Algerian Health system and insurance system.

Reply: The healthcare system in Algeria is mainly based on state-supported and public healthcare services. The Algerian Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to access healthcare. Health services are provided to the public free or at low cost. There are various healthcare institutions in Algeria, such as public hospitals, health centers and polyclinics. These organizations are generally funded by the state and operated by healthcare personnel assigned to provide healthcare services. There are also private health institutions, especially in big cities. Health insurance in Algeria is a state-run system. Compulsory health insurance is provided to all Algerian citizens and foreigners. This insurance system aims to facilitate access to healthcare and ease the financial burden. Insurance premiums are paid by employees and employers. The health insurance system in Algeria covers some or all of patients' hospital expenses. Insured persons must pay a contribution when benefiting from health services. Insurance coverage may vary depending on the type of treatment and insurance plan. On the other hand, access to healthcare in Algeria can sometimes be limited, especially in rural areas. Therefore, some people may have private health insurance policies or choose private healthcare facilities. As a result, the healthcare system in Algeria is state-supported and based on public healthcare. Compulsory health insurance is provided to all citizens and foreigners and aims to reduce the cost of healthcare. However, access to healthcare may sometimes be limited and private health insurance or organizations may be preferred.