Yes, Remote Health can be useful as a top-up or supplementary coverage, no matter what sort of health system your country of residence has. (i) In countries with public systems (for example: the UK, Norway, Germany) Visit any private hospital for the best and quickest service. Skipping lines means getting healthy faster and returning to work quicker. If your hospital treatment is covered by your public healthcare system, you receive a US$150 cash bonus per night you spend in a public hospital in your home country. Access treatments that are typically not provided by standard public healthcare, for example the latest available cancer treatment regimens. Use this coverage wherever you live, move, or work. If you are a nomad or traveling often, you wouldn’t need another insurance to cover your health (although it won’t cover trip delays or interruptions). (ii) In countries without public systems (for example: Vietnam) You can get coverage at the best hospitals in your country of residence or nearly any other country in the world. Without it you would pay out of pocket for any medical care.