write a response to Peru has several different types of beneficiaries when it comes to public health coverage. The most common form of health insurance an individual has in Peru is SIS, or Comprehensive Health Insurance. This was created primarily for the poor who have no way to pay for health costs and would cover 100% of their total health care costs (Johnson et al., 2022). SISALUD is health insurance where holders make monthly payments for their health care depending on their eligibility. The next option depends more on where an individual is receiving their healthcare, as some institutions require a person to pay for their service based on rates set by the organization. Some of these organizations have specialized equipment and services. The last two beneficiary categories are public and private sector employees and members of the national police and military. EsSalud covers salaried and contract employees according to Johnson, Stoskopf, and Shi (2022), where the individuals' job is required to pay 9% of the employee's base salary each month for their coverage, while the Armed Forces and Police Force health services provide full health coverage for its members and partial coverage for members families. The poor in Peru