Akhila S.T

This research examines the complex interplay between legislative frameworks, government policies, laws and administrative implementation of compulsory health insurance (CHI) systems within public health sectors. The study analyzes how varying regulatory approaches impact healthcare accessibility, system sustainability, and social equity. Particular attention is given to the challenges arising from the tension between universal coverage mandates and practical implementation constraints, including resource allocation, enforcement mechanisms, and administrative burden. Key research areas encompass the legislative architecture governing CHI systems, focusing on regulatory frameworks' effectiveness in ensuring comprehensive coverage while maintaining financial viability. Special consideration is given to cross-jurisdictional comparative analysis, examining how different legal traditions and administrative capacities influence CHI system outcomes.