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Ale is located in Region Västra Götaland. Commuting towards the regional capital and other labour market hubs is common; trains and buses cover most of the region, with travel times depending on exact location. Healthcare is shaped by Sahlgrenska University Hospital's dominance plus the region's hospitals (Borås, Skövde, NU-sjukvården).

Alingsås is located in Region Västra Götaland. Commuting towards the regional capital and other labour market hubs is common; trains and buses cover most of the region, with travel times depending on exact location. Healthcare is shaped by Sahlgrenska University Hospital's dominance plus the region's hospitals (Borås, Skövde, NU-sjukvården).

Alvesta is located in Region Kronoberg. Commuting is mainly towards Växjö where Centrallasarettet is located, or towards Ljungby where the county's other hospital is. Buses and trains cover most of the county with varying travel times depending on exact location.

Aneby is located in Region Jönköping County. Commuting is mainly towards Jönköping (Ryhov), Värnamo or Eksjö where the county's three major hospitals are located. Region Jönköping County is known for long-term quality work, which is visible in how primary care is organized.

Arboga is located in Region Västmanland. Commuting towards Västerås where the county hospital is located is common. Proximity to Stockholm by train means some combine living in Västmanland with working across the broader Mälardalen area.

Arjeplog is located in Region Norrbotten. Commuting is towards Sunderby Hospital (between Luleå and Boden) or towards the hospitals in Piteå, Kalix, Kiruna and Gällivare. Distances are large and primary care is spread out, meaning longer commuting patterns than in more southern counties.

Arvidsjaur is located in Region Norrbotten. Commuting is towards Sunderby Hospital (between Luleå and Boden) or towards the hospitals in Piteå, Kalix, Kiruna and Gällivare. Distances are large and primary care is spread out, meaning longer commuting patterns than in more southern counties.

Arvika is located in Region Värmland. Commuting is mainly towards Karlstad where Centralsjukhuset is located, or towards Arvika and Torsby where the county's two other hospitals are. Trains and buses vary with location — proximity to Karlstad is often decisive for commuting patterns.

Askersund is located in Region Örebro County. Commuting towards Örebro where the University Hospital (USÖ) is located is common. Lindesberg and Karlskoga hospitals complement the picture, and trains make some locations accessible within 20–40 minutes.

Avesta is located in Region Dalarna. Commuting is mainly towards Falun (the county hospital) or Borlänge — the towns function in practice as a shared healthcare hub. Mora Hospital covers the northern part of the county, and trains and buses vary in coverage.

Bengtsfors is located in Region Västra Götaland. Commuting towards the regional capital and other labour market hubs is common; trains and buses cover most of the region, with travel times depending on exact location. Healthcare is shaped by Sahlgrenska University Hospital's dominance plus the region's hospitals (Borås, Skövde, NU-sjukvården).

Berg is located in Region Jämtland Härjedalen. Commuting is mainly towards Östersund where the county's only hospital is located. Distances are large — much of primary care takes place via smaller health centres around the county.

Bjurholm is located in Region Västerbotten. Commuting is towards Umeå (Norrland University Hospital), Skellefteå or Lycksele where the county's three hospitals are located. Distances are large and primary care is spread across smaller health centres over a very large geographical area.

Bjuv is located in Region Skåne. Commuting towards Malmö, Lund or Helsingborg is common — Pågatågen cover large parts of the region and the Öresund region provides proximity to Copenhagen. Healthcare is shaped by Skåne University Hospital (Malmö and Lund) plus the hospitals in Helsingborg, Kristianstad, Trelleborg and Ängelholm.

Boden is located in Region Norrbotten. Commuting is towards Sunderby Hospital (between Luleå and Boden) or towards the hospitals in Piteå, Kalix, Kiruna and Gällivare. Distances are large and primary care is spread out, meaning longer commuting patterns than in more southern counties.

Bollebygd is located in Region Västra Götaland. Commuting towards the regional capital and other labour market hubs is common; trains and buses cover most of the region, with travel times depending on exact location. Healthcare is shaped by Sahlgrenska University Hospital's dominance plus the region's hospitals (Borås, Skövde, NU-sjukvården).

Bollnäs is located in Region Gävleborg. Commuting is towards Gävle (the county hospital) or Hudiksvall, depending on where in the county you live. Gävle is within Stockholm's extended labour market region by train, which is unusual for Norrland counties.

Borgholm is located in Region Kalmar County. Commuting is mainly towards Kalmar (the county hospital), Västervik or Oskarshamn. Trains and buses have varying coverage — coastal municipalities are generally better connected than inland areas.

Borlänge is located in Region Dalarna. Commuting is mainly towards Falun (the county hospital) or Borlänge — the towns function in practice as a shared healthcare hub. Mora Hospital covers the northern part of the county, and trains and buses vary in coverage.

Södra Älvsborgs Hospital in Borås is the region's second major hospital after Sahlgrenska, covering emergency and specialist care for southern Älvsborg. Commuting from Gothenburg is possible (about an hour by train) but most who work at SÄS live in Borås, Mark or Bollebygd. Primary care is a mix of region-run and private operators. For those wanting a medium-sized city with a stable hospital environment, Borås is an alternative to Gothenburg.

Botkyrka is located in Stockholm County. Commuting towards Stockholm and other parts of the region is common — commuter trains and metro cover most areas, but travel times vary with exact location. Healthcare is shaped by the region's mix of Karolinska, emergency hospitals and private operators.

Boxholm is located in Region Östergötland. Commuting towards Linköping and Norrköping is common, taking about 25–60 minutes by train from most locations. Healthcare is shaped by Linköping University Hospital plus Vrinnevisjukhuset in Norrköping, complemented by mixed primary care.

Bromölla is located in Region Skåne. Commuting towards Malmö, Lund or Helsingborg is common — Pågatågen cover large parts of the region and the Öresund region provides proximity to Copenhagen. Healthcare is shaped by Skåne University Hospital (Malmö and Lund) plus the hospitals in Helsingborg, Kristianstad, Trelleborg and Ängelholm.

Bräcke is located in Region Jämtland Härjedalen. Commuting is mainly towards Östersund where the county's only hospital is located. Distances are large — much of primary care takes place via smaller health centres around the county.