Chi Phí Y Tế tại Japan 2026

Japan's universal health insurance system covers all residents through two main programmes: Shakai Hoken (employee health insurance) for company employees and their dependents, and Kokumin Kenko Hoken...

Dental care in Japan is covered under the universal health insurance system, making basic dental services relatively affordable compared to many other developed countries. The standard 30% copayment a...

Hospital care in Japan is covered by the universal insurance system with the standard 30% copayment, subject to the monthly high-cost medical care cap. The average hospital stay in Japan is notably lo...

Prescription drugs in Japan are covered under the universal health insurance system with the standard 30% copayment, subject to the monthly high-cost medical care cap. Drug prices in Japan are set by ...

Mental healthcare in Japan is covered under the universal insurance system with the standard 30% copayment for most services. However, a special public subsidy programme (jiritsu shien iryo, or the Se...

Japan's Long-Term Care Insurance system (Kaigo Hoken), introduced in 2000, provides comprehensive care for elderly residents. All residents aged 40 and above pay mandatory premiums, and those aged 65+...