It is an utmost importance to have a health insurance because of the myriad of dangers around us

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In our today's society where every danger is lurking everywhere from the foods that we eat and the environment where we are living, it is better to have some insurance than relying on the pity of anyone.

One great thing about my country's health insurance is that it serves every citizens of this country the best thing an insurance have to offer. What it does is that it makes those who needed medical attention to get their necessary attention where the people who belongs to the vulnerable sector of society like the disabled and the senior citizens to avail a free medical service from government hospitals. I happen to belong to the "Persons with Disability" which gives me the privilege of getting free service and the chance to financial assistance if my mother would seek some to our Mayor of our Town or Governor of our province or from our district's congressman.

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The privilege of being a persons with disability (PWD) is a great bonus for this sector which I belong too although the it is really challenging to get from point A to point B in this country with regards to mobility.

Our type of government insurance is a kind of universal health care which means that every sector of society is indeed covered. Because of that, people are taken cared of somewhat rather than to suffer from their ailments which could lead to death. Now because of assistance from our health insurance, people with sickness can made to function well and get productive rather than staying at home and being a burden to their relatives and family members. For my part of my sector, the dialysis patient's lives have now so much improved that I can call them really lucky because they will not have to suffer less dialysis treatments due to lesser dialysis treatment allocations per year. But now they can avail the three times dialysis per week which will make them feel much better with maybe less complications if their condition is carefully kept managed. Although the improvement on dialysis allocations per year is a dream come true for patients, it will still somewhat give them some burden in purchasing dialyzers which are expensive, then the copay costs which sometimes very hard to pay indeed if the hospital is big will also be a factor to give some patients some additional financial burdens particularly if the patient is very poor particularly with the cost of transportation and food nowadays, one must have a very clear way of sustaining themselves otherwise it will still be hard to survive despite the assistance given by our government insurance system and the charity services which lends a helping hand although it is limited for may health cases but it is better than nothing.

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To my sector, a way for more better quality of life is still on the works in order for dialysis patients feel that their condition is not a life sentence but a different kind of life where they can still be more productive despite their medical condition.