Turkish citizens are entitled to free healthcare as a fundamental right under the country's Constitution. The Turkish healthcare system is based on a social insurance model, in which citizens and legal residents contribute to a universal healthcare fund through payroll taxes and other fees.
In return, they are entitled to access various healthcare services, including preventive care, diagnostic tests, treatments, surgeries, and medications, at no cost or for a nominal fee.
The Turkish healthcare system is managed by the Ministry of Health and is funded by the government, as well as by private insurance companies and out-of-pocket payments.
Foreigners who are not Turkish citizens or legal residents may also be able to access healthcare in Turkey, although they may be required to pay for some or all of the services they receive.
It is always a good idea to check with a healthcare provider or the Ministry of Health for specific details about healthcare coverage and access in Turkey.
.jpg)
0 Comments