Introduction of Japan's national medical insurance benefits

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Japan is a country with universal health insurance.

Japan is one of the few countries in the world with universal health insurance.

All residents living in Japan, even foreigners, are obliged to join the national health insurance.

Moreover, in order to let more people get medical resources as much as possible, the Japanese government will greatly reduce the insurance premiums of international students or low-income people, so there are almost no people in Japan who can't afford national health insurance.

With medical insurance, once you get sick, the Japanese government will bear 70%~80% of the medical expenses, and nationals only need to bear 20~30% of the medical expenses.

In the United States, the world's most developed economy, only one-sixth of the people have joined the government's insurance plan, and there are still more than 45 million Americans without any basic medical insurance.

The average cost of medical treatment in the United States is twice that in Japan, and ambulances will also be charged, while ambulances in Japan are free.

In Japan, no one will ever be left behind by a doctor because he has no money and can't get treatment.

The employee benefits of Japanese companies are very good.

In order to increase employees' contribution to the organization and stimulate their enthusiasm for work, Japanese companies usually give employees benefits in addition to wages.

For example, there are housing subsidies, company single dormitory, company housing (employees can live in the whole family) and so on. In terms of insurance, enterprises will also pay health insurance and employment insurance for employees, and hold free medical examinations regularly. Many companies also offer low-cost massage services and free gyms.

The gym of a club in Tokyo, Japan

In addition, enterprises will also pay the pensions that employees can get after retirement, such as welfare pension (government pension) and enterprise pension (enterprise pension).

Once employees have children, big companies often congratulate them, and many enterprises have their own kindergartens. So many people say that Japanese companies are actually a big family.

Japan's social insurance system is very substantial.

Japan has a rich social insurance system. In addition to national health insurance, there are unemployment insurance, industrial accident insurance, nursing insurance and so on, and most of the insurance can be joined or enjoyed by foreigners.

In Japan, regardless of sickness and death, the major turning point in life is supported by the state.