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Asia healthcare

12 countries ranked by quality, costs & life expectancy.

Avg Quality Index 65/100
Avg Life Expectancy 77.7 years
Avg Health Spend 5.3% of GDP
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Asia healthcare ranking 2022

Index scores calculated from WHO, World Bank and OECD data — weighted by life expectancy, universal coverage, cost of GP visit and doctors per 1,000 people.

#CountryIndexLife Exp GP VisitInsurance/moDoctors/1kCoverage
1 Singapore 84.2 83.2 yrs $92 $230 2.60 100.0%
2 Hong Kong 83.8 84.4 yrs $74 $184 2.00 100.0%
3 Japan 81.5 83.6 yrs $28 $110 2.60 100.0%
4 South Korea 79.8 82.9 yrs $14 $92 2.50 100.0%
5 Taiwan 77.5 80.5 yrs $14 $32 3.40 99.0%
6 Thailand 65.5 76.5 yrs $28 $51 0.95 99.0%
7 Malaysia 60.8 75.8 yrs $32 $60 1.50 70.0%
8 China 59.5 77.5 yrs $23 $55 3.10 96.0%
9 Vietnam 53.8 74.7 yrs $14 $26 0.94 88.0%
10 Indonesia 46.2 71.0 yrs $18 $37 0.47 56.0%
11 Philippines 44.5 71.8 yrs $17 $41 0.64 40.0%
12 India 42.5 70.1 yrs $11 $32 0.70 27.0%

Healthcare in Asia — FAQs

Which Asia country has the best healthcare?

Singapore leads Asia with the highest healthcare quality index score of 84.2/100 in 2022. The regional average is 65/100.

What is the average life expectancy in Asia?

The average life expectancy across Asia is 77.7 years. Singapore leads at 83.2 years.

How much does healthcare cost in Asia?

Healthcare costs vary widely in Asia. Doctor visit costs range from free (public system) to $92 USD. Private insurance averages from $26 to $230 per month. The region spends 5.3% of GDP on healthcare on average.

Do Asia countries have universal healthcare?

7 out of 12 Asia countries have near-universal public health coverage (95%+). 5 countries have significant gaps in public coverage.

How does Asia healthcare compare globally?

The Asia average healthcare index is 65/100 with average life expectancy of 77.7 years. The global average index is approximately 62/100. Asia is close to the global average.

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