Healthcare in the Netherlands is differentiated along three dimensions (1) level (2) physical versus mental and (3) short term versus long term care.

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The philosophy underpinning the Dutch health care system is based on several more or less universal principles: access to care for all, solidarity through ...

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All expats who are working in the Netherlands must sign up for health insurance within four months. Up until that time you can rely on your European Health ...

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by J Wammes · 2020 · Cited by 4 — The Netherlands' universal social health insurance approach merges public and private insurance. All residents are required to purchase statutory health ...

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6 Dec 2024 — The Netherlands has a decentralized health system with private insurers and private providers. Nearly all (99.9%) of the Dutch population has access to a wide ...

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21 Feb 2022 — The Dutch have 3 types of hospitals: university hospitals, general hospitals, and teaching hospitals. Most of them are privately run. When on a ...

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The Dutch healthcare system provides a combination of services, with long-term illnesses and treatments covered by taxes, while short-term issues are generally ...

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Our system is not public, it is private (but heavily regulated). The health system is paid by three sources (all very roughly accounting for one ...

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25 Jul 2025 — Praised for its quality, accessibility and innovation, the Netherlands healthcare system ranks among the best in Europe.

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The Dutch have a top-notch healthcare system that's built on a combination of mandatory health insurance and an endless supply of paracetamol (joke).

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