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4 health centres in Vetlanda (Jönköping County), ranked by the Vårdbetyg. The score combines the National Patient Survey 2025 and the National Board of Health and Welfare’s waiting times and is adjusted for how many responded, so it is not the same number as on the patient survey's own results site. The survey's own results per area are on each health centre's page. Health centres with too few responses have no score.
In Vetlanda, Bra Liv Landsbro vårdcentral has the highest Vårdbetyg for 2026: 85.2 out of 100. The rated health centres average 82.7 out of 100, above the national reference of 81.2.
Taken together, patients' answers in Vetlanda cannot be told apart from the national average. The average of 4 rated health centres, with the margin of error counted in. It says nothing about any single health centre. How to read the margin of error.
How the Vårdbetyg is calculated
Updated with the National Patient Survey 2025
Compare the four best in Vetlanda
| Health centre | Vårdbetyg | Response rate | Responses | Trend 2015–2024 (overall impression) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1Bra Liv Landsbro vårdcentralTop-rated in Vetlanda 2026 | 85.2 | 56% | 84 | |
84.6 | 45% | 89 | ||
84.6 | 51% | 102 | ||
76.5 | 42% | 83 |
Health centres with exactly the same Vårdbetyg share a place and are listed alphabetically.
The Vårdbetyg is on a 0–100 scale. Response rate and number of responses show how large the basis is – more responses give a more reliable score. The trend shows patients' overall impression 2015–2024 from the earlier national survey and is not directly comparable with the Vårdbetyg score. The survey is not run every year in every region, so the points are the unit's actual measurement years. Units with only one yearly result are shown without a curve.
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Source: Region Jönköpings län, checked 1 October 2026.
In August 2026, 91 in 100 in Vetlanda had a medical assessment within 3 days. Jönköping County 92, Sweden as a whole 87. 4 health centres, 1,091 assessments.
The figure covers all licensed professions together and is not part of the Vårdbetyg, which uses the National Board of Health and Welfare’s figures for August 2026.
Source: Väntetider i vården, SKR (August 2026). Open data via https://vardenisiffror.se/. What to consider when reading the figures (in Swedish)
The county and national figures are the same as on the page Väntetider (waiting times, in Swedish) and come from National Board of Health and Welfare statistics for the same month, 433,699 assessments at 1,139 health centres nationwide.
3 of 4 health centres in Vetlanda have reported assessments by a psychologist or counsellor in at least three of the past twelve months.
A unit that does not report may still have the profession, for example if the assessments are registered at another unit.
Source: Väntetider i vården, SKR (August 2026). Open data via https://vardenisiffror.se/. What to consider when reading the figures (in Swedish)
In August 2026, 2 of 4 health centres in Vetlanda gave at least 90 in 100 patients a medical assessment within three days.
The care guarantee says everyone should get a medical assessment within three days. 90 in 100 is our benchmark for a month, not the legal limit. The figures are preliminary, and regions changing patient record systems may lack figures for a while.
Source: National Board of Health and Welfare, primary care waiting times, August 2026.
Patient fee. A doctor's appointment at a health centre costs SEK 250 in Region Jönköpings län, the same fee whoever runs the health centre. Children and young people under 20 and people aged 85 or over pay nothing. Fees and the exemption card in Jönköping County
Primary care spending. In Jönköping County the region spent SEK 6,337 per resident on primary care in 2025, against SEK 6,094 in the whole country. The amount says nothing about how good the care is. All regions and the change since 2015
Health centres without a known position are not shown on the map. Coverage is sparse in Blekinge, Värmland and Gävleborg.
Background on Vetlanda as context for the health centres above. Not part of the Vårdbetyg.
Source: Kolada (RKA), for year 2025 (low economic standard: 2024). Open data at kolada.se.
According to Kolada, the municipalities most similar to Vetlanda in socioeconomic terms are Älvkarleby, Finspång, Tranås, Tibro, Falköping, Hallsberg and Hallstahammar (Kolada's group for 2024).
| Area | Average Vårdbetyg | Assessed within three days |
|---|---|---|
| Vetlanda4 rated health centres | 82.7 | 91% |
| Similar municipalities12 rated health centres | 79.7 | 90% |
| Jönköping County47 rated health centres | 82.5 | 92% |
| Sweden | 81.2 | 87% |
Average Vårdbetyg is the mean of the health centres’ scores. Assessed within three days is the share of patients who got a medical assessment within three days, August 2026. This is background and changes no score.
Older patients answer more positively in the National Patient Survey. Nationwide, those aged 70 or over gave an average of 83 out of 100 for care and treatment in 2025, those aged 18 to 44 gave 72. In Vetlanda, 25% of residents are 65 or older and 8% are 80 or older. In the similar municipalities the averages are 25% and 8%.
Source: Kolada (Similar municipalities, socioeconomics, 2024, and residents by age, 2025), the National Patient Survey 2025 and the National Board of Health and Welfare’s waiting-time statistics.
The figures cover all of Vetlanda, not individual health centres, and are shown next to Sweden as a whole. They come from the National Board of Health and Welfare and are not part of the Vårdbetyg.
In Vetlanda, 10.5% of residents aged 65 or over received health care that the municipality is responsible for during September 2025, such as home health care or care in a nursing home. In Sweden as a whole the share was 9.0%.
The share among those who have home help and among those who live in a nursing home, 2025.
| Measure | Vetlanda | Sweden |
|---|---|---|
| With home help | ||
| Ten or more medicines at the same time | 42.9% | 32.0% |
| At least one medicine that should be avoided | 7.4% | 7.9% |
| In a nursing home | ||
| Ten or more medicines at the same time | 45.3% | 38.6% |
| At least one medicine that should be avoided | 6.6% | 5.8% |
Medicines that should be avoided are those the National Board of Health and Welfare considers to carry a higher risk of side effects in older people, such as some sleeping pills, sedatives and painkillers. Many medicines at once can be right for the person taking them, but the risk of side effects goes up. In a municipality with few older people, a handful of people can move the share by several percentage points from one year to the next.
Source: the National Board of Health and Welfare, Statistics Sweden and the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions via Kolada (RKA), 2025. Open data at kolada.se.
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Source: National Patient Survey 2025 (SKR). Open data at resultat.patientenkat.se.