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Yes

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for example, flu vaccines cost around $200-300. HOWEVER, in the case of covid vaccine, it is free in sweden

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- 3.5 per cent of healthcare was financed by regional councils but carried out by private care providers
- bulk of health and medical costs in Sweden are paid for by regional and municipal taxes.
-Contributions from the national government are another source of funding, while patient fees cover only a small percentage of costs.

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People from different economic background pay the same amount regardless of their economic status

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Yes. They have to pay high taxes as to have a higher quality, tax-funded healthcare system, more money has to be put in from the citizens or else the government would not be able to provide citizens with quality healthcare.

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almost immediately because they have a private insurance system (which is optional) where citizens can get faster access to GPs and hospitals. Thus, it does not take long to be seen by a doctor.

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-national healthcare system emphasises proximal/ close-to-home care, which covers for primary care and emergency services

-the service is available 24/7, and the patients with the most urgent problems will be seen first

-hospitals located where people live allows lesser time to be spent on travelling for people who need the medical attention.