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Norway has a universal health care system funded by taxes and payroll contributions. Citizens are automatically enrolled and municipalities handle primary health care. The government is responsible for specialty health care. About 10% of the population has private health care or other provider options. Norway boasts a universal health care system funded by general taxes and payroll contributions. Citizens are automatically enrolled, and municipalities are placed in charge of primary health care. The national government is in charge of specialty health care, such as hospital services. 10% of the population has private health care or other forms of provider options.