Information about the Eritrean Health system and insurance system.

Eritrea's healthcare system has a variety of healthcare facilities and programs to ensure the country's access to healthcare. Health services are managed by the Eritrean Ministry of Health. Health services in Eritrea are provided at different levels, such as primary health centres, regional hospitals and national hospitals. Primary health centers provide community-based health services, while regional hospitals provide more advanced health services. National hospitals treat more complex health problems. The cost of healthcare in Eritrea is generally low for citizens in the country. The government undertakes the overall financing of healthcare and provides free or low-cost healthcare for citizens. The insurance system in Eritrea is limited. The country does not have a national health insurance system. Instead, access to government-funded healthcare is often free or low-cost. However, private health insurance companies also exist and may cover private healthcare services. Health insurance in Eritrea is often recommended for foreign visitors or foreign employees. This insurance can cover access to private healthcare and can be useful for emergencies or unexpected health problems. As a result, Eritrea's health system has a structure that provides citizens with free or low-cost access to basic health services. The insurance system is limited and is generally recommended for foreign visitors and employees.