Berg

Berg, located in Jämtland county, is positioned in the Top 25% nationally for healthcare, ranking 47 out of 290 municipalities. The data indicates that the municipality's performance on various healthcare indicators reflects notable strengths and areas for monitoring based on available metrics.

Berg's reported days of ill health among youth aged 16-19 is significantly below the national average, with residents averaging 1.5 days compared to 2.5 days nationally. Additionally, the proportion of elderly residents with pressure ulcers is 7.3%, markedly below the national average of 12.2%. These figures suggest positive health outcomes for these specific groups.

While the availability of medication dispensers in municipal healthcare is lacking, at 0 compared to a national average of 1, it represents an area for potential improvement. In contrast, the municipality offers digital medical cabinets, which stands at 2, aligned with the national average, and has also implemented digital signing of healthcare measures, matching the national average with a score of 2. Furthermore, the assessment of home care residents reporting feelings of loneliness is at 41.7%, lower than the national average of 51.1%.

In terms of treatment for somnolent disorders, there are 15 individuals receiving regular treatment per 100,000 inhabitants in Berg, which is lower than the national average of 17.2 per 100,000. Finally, life expectancy statistics show that average life expectancy for men in Berg is 80.7 years and for women is 84.8 years, both figures being similar to the national averages of 81.3 and 84.7 years, respectively.