Welcome to Swecare

"People with secure social insurance and pensions are able to make their own decisions in life. Sickness insurance should strike a balance between protection and demands, and pensions should be fair and enough to live on. As a minister in Sweden’s first feminist government, the differences in the conditions for men and women are a natural starting point in my reform efforts."

Annika Strandhäll, Minister for Health and Social Affairs

"Our task is to respond to the great interest shown by foreign actors in Swedish healthcare, by offering a space for both the private and public sectors to interact, in order to collaborate on solutions related to Swedish innovation and expertise".

Maria Helling, CEO Swecare

Swecare is well connected to the Swedish government and the public sector in Sweden. In Asia, this is important for doing business and Swecare can open doors and provide credibility. For smaller companies, it is important to create a sense of security around the brand and one way to do that is to be part of a business delegation and the "Swedish offer". One person I ran into in Mumbai, at a hospital, greeted me and said that we had met 15 years ago, in Stockholm during an incoming delegation. That kind of continuity is important!

Peter Reinli, Vice President Arcoma-IMIX

The fact that Swecare is a non-profit organization enables us to make long term commitments and to build relationships with other countries

Karin Johansson, CEO Swedish Trade Federation, Chairman of the Swecare board and former State secretary

We are a small company with a business model and a software suitable for most countries. When we needed help to tap into the international market, a membership in Swecare was an obvious solution.

Johan Gustafsson, Visiba Care