News Asia10 Jul 2026

Japan passes healthcare insurance reform as patients raise concerns over higher out-of-pocket costs


Japan has amended its public health insurance laws in a bid to reduce healthcare spending and ease the social insurance burden on the working population, although the reforms have sparked concerns among patients over higher out-of-pocket medical costs.

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