The Latvian healthcare system is a publicly funded system that provides medical services to residents. It is primarily financed through taxes, with the government covering a significant portion of healthcare costs. Patients can access a range of services, including primary care, hospital treatment, and specialist consultations. In recent years, Latvia has been working to improve healthcare quality and accessibility. The system includes both public and private providers, allowing patients to choose their preferred option. Despite challenges such as funding and resource allocation, the government continues to invest in healthcare infrastructure and services to enhance overall health outcomes.