Storfors

Storfors ranks in the Top 10% nationally in eldercare, reflecting a strong performance based on several indicators. The overall score for eldercare in this municipality is 70.7, contributing to its favorable position among the 290 municipalities in Sweden. Care services in Storfors appear to be functioning effectively, with a reported satisfaction rate of 73.3%, significantly above the national average of 58.6%.

In terms of service quality, Storfors demonstrates notably high levels of effectiveness in several areas. The proportion of respondents reporting that their needs are adapted within eldercare is 15%, which is significantly above the national average of 7.4%. The perception of always receiving good service is reported by 15% of respondents, again well above the national average of 7.4%. Additionally, 17% of the elderly feel very safe, compared to the national average of 8.2%. These figures indicate strong confidence in the service provided to the elderly population.

Storfors also reports low levels of anxiety and loneliness among its elderly residents. The share of individuals experiencing severe anxiety is at 0%, significantly lower than the national average of 3.5%. Moreover, only 8% report severe issues with loneliness, compared to 4.7% nationally, showcasing a positive living environment for older adults. Despite the high costs of SEK 678,034 per user for home care services, this amount remains considerably above the national average of SEK 427,827.2, which may indicate a resource allocation aimed at maintaining quality.

For specialized housing, 15% of residents reported always receiving good service, which is significantly higher than the national average of 11.5%. Furthermore, 100% of those in specialized housing stated cooperation with relatives is satisfactory, exceeding the national average of 83%. This highlights strong community engagement and support within Storfors. In summary, the eldercare system in Storfors shows a robust performance, driven by high resident satisfaction rates and effective service delivery. The data presented is grounded in trends from the period 2022–2025, analyzing a total of 13 indicators, contributing to a high confidence level in these findings.