Information about the Andorra Health system and insurance system.

Andorra uses a healthcare system called Andorran Citizens' Health Insurance (CASS). CASS is a compulsory insurance system for all citizens and legal residents living in Andorra. CASS ensures that citizens and legal residents can benefit from medical services. The system is funded by the government and pays public and private healthcare providers. In Andorra, citizens and legal residents can benefit from health services within the scope of CASS free of charge. However, they may be required to pay co-payments for some services. Health services covered by CASS include general medical examinations, hospital treatment, medications, laboratory tests, dental treatments and emergencies. Additionally, pregnancy and birth services are also covered by CASS. There may be some differences regarding health insurance for foreigners living in Andorra. Foreigners often have to purchase private health insurance to access services covered by CASS. To summarize, the healthcare system in Andorra is based on a system of compulsory health insurance called CASS. This system provides free healthcare for all citizens and legal residents. Foreigners usually have to purchase private health insurance. However, they may be required to pay co-payments for services covered by CASS.