The structure of the public health service & prescriptions
Here we help guide you through the Spanish Public Health system and the best way to use it
Click here for a detailled look at how the public health service works and prescriptions
Your interactive family guide to Spain as recommended by local mums | Last updated 10 hours, 20 minutes ago
Spain's healthcare is generally regarded as good. Each region takes individual responsibility of their health budget, with central government only controlling overall budgets. The Spanish Health System offers primary health care services (family/GP services, paediatrics and nursing, with midwives, physiotherapists and social workers) and combines public and private healthcare. Those who pay social security receive free or low cost health care. Many doctors and nurses speak English and most hospitals and clinics in tourist areas provide interpreters. However, as the country is split into different regions, availability of services does vary, which means you could need to travel to a different area for treatment if the facilities are not available locally.
Here we help guide you through the Spanish Public Health system and the best way to use it
Click here for a detailled look at how the public health service works and prescriptions
This section outlines the process to gain access to public healthcare.
Click here for more information on applying for Social Security Cards
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