Gullspång

Gullspång ranks in the Top 10% nationally for eldercare, reflecting a notably strong position among Swedish municipalities. Based on data from 2022–2025, the overall score for eldercare is 67.6, which indicates significant engagement in providing quality services to the elderly population.

In the Medborgarundersökningen (Citizen Survey), 83.2% of respondents indicated that eldercare functions well in the municipality, significantly above the national average of 58.6%. Additionally, 100% of those using home care services reported effective collaboration with relatives, compared to a national average of 86.4%. This suggests a high level of satisfaction and community involvement in the care process.

Regarding mental health support, 5.7% of individuals reported severe issues such as anxiety or worry, which is significantly higher than the national average of 3.5%. In terms of feelings of loneliness, 6.8% of the elderly faced severe issues in this area, again above the national average of 4.7%. These figures indicate that while service delivery is strong, there are areas such as mental health support that require ongoing attention.

When assessing the provision of home care, 10.4% of users noted that their needs were not adequately adapted, compared to a national average of 7.4%. Furthermore, a lower proportion, 10.7%, felt very secure in their home care situation against the national average of 8.2%. These results highlight where improvements may be necessary for enhancing user confidence and satisfaction in eldercare services.

Overall, Gullspång's eldercare performance, across 13 key indicators, reflects a robust commitment to maintaining standards. However, as it shows both strengths and areas that need careful monitoring, the results should be interpreted with care. Based on the current data, Gullspång's eldercare sits solidly within a broad range of performance metrics.