In 1989, as Taiwan was restructuring its healthcare system, Reinhardt persuaded its leaders to model it on those of Canada and Germany. As of 2014, Taiwan's system provides universal care for 6.6% of GDP.
Taiwan's healthcare reform in 1989, spearheaded by Reinhardt, aimed to replicate the systems of Canada and Germany. As a result, as of 2014, Taiwan's healthcare system provides comprehensive coverage covering approximately 6.6% of its GDP.