Jeff Landry, the special envoy to Greenland appointed by Donald Trump, has brought attention to the challenges faced by Greenland's healthcare system, asserting that while it may share similarities with Denmark's system, the healthcare outcomes are distinctly different. On social media platform X, he highlighted the disparities between the two systems, indicating that what works for Denmark is not necessarily effective for Greenland.

Additionally, Landry proposed the deployment of a U.S. military hospital ship to Greenland, which he believes would significantly enhance access to advanced diagnostic, surgical services, and preventive care for the population. This suggestion reflects an ongoing focus on improving healthcare infrastructure in the region amid discussions about the unique needs of Greenland's healthcare environment.

However, the idea of receiving an American hospital ship has been met with resistance, as Greenland's Prime Minister, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, expressed that the territory is not keen on accepting such assistance. This situation raises questions about international cooperation in addressing healthcare issues in Greenland and the potential impact of U.S. involvement in its healthcare system.