We do have some good news - healthcare in Sweden is mainly tax-funded, which means all citizens get equal access to the same high-quality services. Finding a doctorIf you need to see a doctor or nurse, you should contact your nearest healthcare centre, or vårdcentral, to arrange an appointment. When you’ve decided on a healthcare centre, you should give them a call and ask to be registered. This entitles you to the same health care (at the same cost) as a Swedish citizen. You are entitled to an interpreter which the healthcare centre can normally arrange for you.

Source: The Local September 14, 2017 07:18 UTC