Health Care
Health care in Denmark is largely financed through local (regional and municipal) taxation. Denmark has 5.4 million inhabitants and spends 9.8% of GDP on healthcare.
There are 5 regions in Denmark. The regions provide healthcare, mental healthcare, regional development and research.
The Capital Region
The Capital Region has 1.6 million inhabitants, employs 36.000 people – mainly health care professionals – making it one of the largest employers in Denmark
Nordsjællands Hospital
Nordsjællands Hospital is one of four acute hospitals in The Capital Region. Nordsjællands Hospital:
- delivers medical services for app. 310.000 citizens in Greater Copenhagen
- is a part of Copenhagen University Hospital
- designs a brand new hospital for the citizens with opening in 2022.
Facts and annual ratios
- 3.900 competent employees
- 129.000 emergency room visits
- 73.000 admissions and 359.000 outpatient visits
- 4.200 births
- A hospital budget on 2.3 billion Danish Crowns (348 million USD).
We shall create the hospital of the future. In 2022 we will be opening the 'patients' hospital'. Through vision and innovative approaches to care, design and service the new hospital will become a future reference work. Read more about the new hospital here.
More information
You are welcome to contact us if you are interested in knowing more about the hospital:
Mail: noh.nordsjaellands-hospital@regionh.dk. The mail can not be used for sensitive information.
Post: Nordsjællands Hospital, Dyrehavevej 29, 3400 Hillerød
Telephone (+45) 48 29 48 29.