“The average cost to a Dutch citizen for health insurance is about 1,400 euros, or $1,615, annually. People with lower incomes get additional government assistance to reduce their payments”
“The Dutch system is, like all other health systems, a product of its country’s history. A conservative government wanted private markets to provide health insurance to its people. They wanted competition but they also wanted collaboration”
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“After-hours care is a problem that few countries have succeeded in cracking … But it’s a problem the Dutch appear to have solved”
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