Taiwan, also been said it has the best healthcare in the world…
We have a public insurance scheme that all citizens and residents must be a part of, costs about $20 USD a month or more, depending on your income. For that the cost to see a doctor for most things are really cheap. For example, a CAT scan costs about $15 dollars, X rays costs the same, etc.. Medicine is also subsidized and is very cheap for what they are. You can go to a hospital, get a CAT scan, X ray, Ultrasound, get prescribed medicine, and your bill comes to about $30 total. The only problem is you wait a LONG time to see a doctor if you walk in because people here will see a doctor if they get a slight fever or cough... and so doctors must sort through all those "cold symptoms" and find the more serious conditions to treat (the "cold symptoms" patients are given cold medicine and sent on their way). This can sometimes mean that diseases go undiagnosed, especially when some diseases have cold like symptom.
There are also doctors that do not participate in the healthcare scheme and they do remind you how much healthcare should normally cost! Private insurance are available and are often life, accident, and medical insurance all rolled into one. They cover what the public scheme do not cover.