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Free and universal. You pay a co-pay, but there's a cap, so when you reach the cap, you get a "free-card" that entitles you to go to the doctor and hospital without paying co-pay.
Elective surgery is either 100% out of pocket or state sponsored. Some plastic surgery is also free if the doctor will testify to it's necessity.
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What are the three main jobs in Norway?
Norway is a Scandinavian country in Europe. Main jobs in Norway include the areas of fishing, finance, health care and oil.
Which countries offer universal healthcare?
There are a few countries which offer universal health care to their citizens. Canada is one country which has universal health care. Other countries offering this type of health care include the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Japan, and Italy.
Why do people live in Norway?
Universal health-care, good natural resources, and few natural dangers like earthquakes and tornadoes.
When did Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority end?
Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority ended in 2007.
What is Central Norway Regional Health Authority's population?
The population of Central Norway Regional Health Authority is 2,007.
What is Western Norway Regional Health Authority's population?
Western Norway Regional Health Authority's population is 20,578.
When was Northern Norway Regional Health Authority created?
Northern Norway Regional Health Authority was created in 2007.
When was Central Norway Regional Health Authority created?
Central Norway Regional Health Authority was created in 2002.
When was Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority created?
Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority was created on 2002-01-01.
When was Southern Norway Regional Health Authority created?
Southern Norway Regional Health Authority was created on 2002-01-01.
When was Western Norway Regional Health Authority created?
Western Norway Regional Health Authority was created on 2002-01-01.
Is there free education in Norway?
There's free education all over Europe, along with free universal health care.
