Information about the Mongolia Health system and insurance system.

Mongolia uses a public healthcare system to provide healthcare services. There are health centres, hospitals and clinics throughout the country. In Mongolia, the healthcare system follows a model in which the government funds organizations that provide healthcare services. Healthcare in Mongolia is financed by tax revenues and social security premiums. Citizens across the country have the right to benefit from health services by paying social security premiums. These premiums consist of a percentage deducted from wages, and the insurance system uses these premiums to finance healthcare. Health Insurance Corporation of Mongolia (HICM) is the institution responsible for the management of the country's health insurance system. HICM provides financing for healthcare services and collects premiums. Premiums are paid by employers, employees and the state. Health insurance in Mongolia covers citizens as well as people who are in the country temporarily, such as foreign workers and students. The insurance system covers healthcare services such as emergencies, disease treatment, medications and medical supplies. The quality of healthcare in Mongolia is better in larger cities. However, access to healthcare can be difficult in rural areas. The government of Mongolia is implementing various policies to encourage the expansion of healthcare services to rural areas. As a result, the healthcare system in Mongolia follows a model of public healthcare financing. Health insurance covers citizens as well as people temporarily in the country. The quality of healthcare is better in larger cities, but access can be difficult in rural areas. The government of Mongolia encourages the expansion of healthcare services to rural areas.