Healthcare in Denmark is primarily funded through taxes, providing residents with access to a comprehensive public healthcare system. This system covers a wide range of services, including hospital care, general practitioner visits, and preventive services, ensuring that all citizens receive necessary medical attention without direct charges at the point of care. The Danish healthcare system is organized into regions, each responsible for managing hospitals and healthcare services. Patients can choose their general practitioners and are encouraged to seek referrals for specialist care. This structure aims to promote efficiency and accessibility, contributing to Denmark's high health standards and overall well-being.