Of course they do. China achieved nearly universal health insurance coverage in 2011. Their health reforms have been well-recognized internationally. In the Un

Of course they do. China achieved nearly universal health insurance coverage in 2011. Their health reforms have been well-recognized internationally. In the United States almost 20% of the GDP is wasted on a broken system. Most of the money ends up in a few pockets. With health not being incentivized or subsidised, you have to be wealthy to be healthy. It's one of the last countries that couldn't achieve universal health coverage. Without it most are discouraged to seek a doctor unless their problem is life threatening, or even call an ambulance, which apparently can bankrupt you in the United States. People can't even afford insulin, which barely cost anything to make. And it all ends up in a few pockets.