In Cuba, the private sector has emerged as a key player in providing elderly care services, catering to those who have the financial means to afford it. This development comes as the country grapples with an aging population and increasing demand for specialized care for the elderly.
While Cuba's public healthcare system is renowned for its universal coverage and emphasis on preventive care, the private sector has carved out a niche in offering additional services for those seeking personalized and higher-end care options.
