An initial assessment has revealed significant flaws within Egypt’s newly implemented universal health insurance system. Reports and testimonies highlight problems with the system’s functionality and effectiveness. These issues emerged after the first phase of implementation. Details from the assessment suggest shortcomings in coverage and access to care. Mada Masr published the findings, indicating a need for urgent review and adjustments. The report signals potential obstacles to achieving comprehensive healthcare for all Egyptian citizens. This analysis aims to hold the system accountable and promote necessary improvements.