Information about Yemen Health system and insurance system.

The healthcare and insurance system in Yemen faces difficulties due to the country's political, economic and security problems. Therefore, there are many problems with access to healthcare and insurance coverage. The health system in Yemen has a mixed structure, where the government is responsible for the management of health facilities that provide health services. Health services are provided by public institutions such as government hospitals, health centers and health stations. Additionally, private health institutions also provide services, but they generally appeal to a limited population. However, the healthcare system in Yemen faces serious problems. The war and political instability in the country have damaged most of the health infrastructure and restricted health services. Many health facilities are destroyed or inoperable, and most medical personnel have left the country. This situation makes access to health services difficult. The insurance system in Yemen also faces similar problems. Although the country has a health insurance system, there are many limitations on access and coverage of this system. Due to the war and economic crisis, paying insurance premiums became difficult and many people were excluded from insurance coverage. In order to benefit from health services in Yemen, it is necessary to pay in cash. This makes access to healthcare difficult, especially for poor and low-income people. Additionally, as many health facilities have been damaged or closed due to war and conflict, people are forced to travel to remote areas to receive health care. The healthcare and insurance system in Yemen faces major challenges due to political and economic problems in the country. There are serious limitations on access to healthcare and insurance coverage. International aid and support is required to solve these problems.