According to data from CEOWorld Magazine, the countries with universal health coverage have been listed below, with 73 of the 195 nations, or roughly 65% of the population, having UHC.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines Universal Health Coverage (UHC) as ensuring that all people, regardless of financial situation, have access to the complete spectrum of health services, including palliative care and emergency treatments.
In this illustration, Julia Wendling of Visual Capitalist utilizes data from CEOWorld Magazine to show which nations have universal health coverage (UHC) and which do not, as well as how UHC coverage varies by population worldwide.
The State of Universal Health Coverage in the World
With UHC in 73 of the 195 nations on the planet in 2024, roughly 69% of people on the planet have access to universal healthcare.
CountryUHC?Albania 🇦🇱YesAlgeria 🇩🇿YesArgentina 🇦🇷YesAustralia 🇦🇺YesAustria 🇦🇹YesBahamas 🇧🇸YesBelgium 🇧🇪YesBhutan 🇧🇹YesBotswana ...
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