The French Healthcare System is a universal healthcare model that provides access to medical services for all residents. Funded primarily through taxation, it ensures that patients receive care without facing significant out-of-pocket expenses. The system is characterized by a mix of public and private providers, allowing patients to choose their healthcare professionals. In France, healthcare services include general practitioners, specialists, hospitals, and preventive care. The government regulates prices and reimbursements, ensuring affordability. Patients typically pay a portion of the costs upfront, which is later reimbursed by the Social Security system, making healthcare accessible and efficient for the population.