1/3 of Hungarians open to private health insurance
The majority of Hungarians do not have private health insurance, although there is strong demand for it from the population, according to EY research, writes profitline.hu.
According to a representative survey of 1,000 respondents, only one in 10 people in Hungary have private health insurance, but more than a third of the population would be open to such services.
Some 38% of Hungarians would pay at least HUF 6,000 a month for a basic package that includes a specialist and laboratory examination, while 27% of respondents would spend more than HUF 10,000 a month for a more comprehensive package that includes hospital care.
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