
Individual plan and coordinator: your rights
If you need services from multiple places over a long time, you have the right to an individual plan and coordinator. This is how you ask your municipality for it — and how you appeal if they say no.
Family doctor, emergency clinics, health rights and services for immigrants.
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If you need services from multiple places over a long time, you have the right to an individual plan and coordinator. This is how you ask your municipality for it — and how you appeal if they say no.

Fever above 38 °C rectally and 48 hours after infectious gastroenteritis. See the symptom-by-symptom table, and why Norwegian doctors rarely give antibiotics to children.

Sexual assault centres provide free, round-the-clock help without a referral or requirement to report to the police. Learn what happens, how evidence is secured and where to get support.

BPA can give you more control over everyday help. See who can apply, what the municipality assesses and how to appeal.

How nursing homes work in Norway: the care ladder, application to the allocation office, co-payment at 2026 rates – and rules for elderly family from abroad.

See who can get a European Health Insurance Card, where it is valid, what it covers, and what to do if the card is missing or you have to pay yourself.

Physiotherapy in Norway doesn't require a doctor's referral. At a contracted physiotherapist, you only pay out-of-pocket costs (egenandel) up to the free-pass card limit of 3,278 kroner in 2026.

Newly arrived refugees, asylum seekers and family-reunited persons have the right to free health checks, tuberculosis testing and vaccinations. Here's how to use the offer.

Is teeth straightening free for children? No – HELFO covers 100, 75, or 40 percent depending on need, and you pay the remainder. Here's how to get support.

Youth Health Station (HFU) is free, offers drop-in visits, and maintains patient confidentiality. Learn the age limit, who may be informed, and contraception rates for 2026.

The health centre is a free service for all families with babies in Norway. Learn about home visits, the 14 check-ups, and how the health centre differs from child protective services.

Do you lack legal residence in Norway? You still have the right to emergency care and necessary healthcare. Read about your rights and free health centers for undocumented migrants.