Commonwealth Fund reports US$2,352 per person and 7.3% of GDP in 2023.
Health spending per person shows how much Taiwan’s universal system costs in dollar terms. Commonwealth Fund reports Taiwan at US$2,352 per person in 2023, while Reuters reported U.S. spending at about US$14,423 per person. The comparison is not a full quality ranking, but it frames Taiwan’s universal coverage against a much higher-spending system.
Source 2: Reuters reporting CMS data
Publisher: Reuters reporting CMS data
Units: US$ per person; US$ total
This is a source-labelled cross-country comparison because Taiwan and U.S. values are from different source families and health-accounting definitions may differ.
Taiwan values use Commonwealth Fund’s 2026 Taiwan profile. U.S. per-capita spending uses Reuters reporting of CMS projections. The multiple is U.S. spending divided by Taiwan spending.
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