Scandinavian healthcare refers to the health systems in the countries of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. These systems are primarily publicly funded, meaning that healthcare services are financed through taxes. This approach aims to provide universal access to medical care for all citizens, ensuring that everyone receives necessary treatment regardless of their financial situation. In Scandinavian countries, healthcare services are typically organized at the regional level, allowing for tailored care that meets local needs. The focus is on preventive care and early intervention, which helps to reduce overall healthcare costs and improve population health outcomes.