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How is the healthcare system structured in Spain?
Spanish healthcare is established widely throughout the country. It is public, free, and available to every Spanish resident. People who work pay monthly social security contributions to uphold the public healthcare system.What is the health status of Spain?
Life expectancy in Spain is among the highest in Europe, but it declined significantly in 2020 due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. On average, the Spanish population spends more time living in good health compared to other EU countries, but risk factors such as alcohol consumption have increased.How many healthcare facilities are in Spain?
The number of hospitals in Spain saw no significant changes in 2020 in comparison to the previous year 2019 and remained at around 771 hospitals. Still, 2020 marked the second consecutive decline of number of hospitals.- The Spanish National Healthcare System ("Instituto Nacional de la Salud"), founded on Spain's General Healthcare Act of 1986, guarantees universal coverage and free healthcare access to all Spanish nationals, regardless of economic situation or participation in the social security network.
