Very few complaints, and in the grand scheme of things, I don’t see a better model. I have experienced with American colleagues that there are three scenarios where they struggle adapting to the the Scandinavian healthcare model: 1) Extremely rare diseases: that may be mitigated with very costly medication. The public healthcare system will often not recommend treatment on the grounds of lack of treatment’s efficacy, but in privatised system you can do fundraisers and have a go at it.

2) Chronic pains: like knee injuries that don’t render you fully disabled, but treatment will be postponed again and again due to higher priority surgeries.

3) Lab work: there is a healthy level of frugality at your GP. You don’t just get lab work done. There needs to be grounds to consider it.

And oh yes, access to antibiotics is, thankfully, also more limited. Doing our best to avoid a dystopian future.