In a significant development, the Left Party in Stockholm has escalated its dispute with digital healthcare providers Kry and Doktor.se by filing a police report alleging systematic fraud. This move comes after Region Stockholm demanded the repayment of a total of 60 million kronor from the companies, accusing them of double billing for digital healthcare services provided to Stockholm residents.

The controversy centers around the billing practices of Kry and Doktor.se, which are accused of charging extra for digital healthcare contacts with patients already listed under their care in Stockholm. This was allegedly done by exploiting the out-of-region fee system, where Region Stockholm pays an additional fee for healthcare services provided to its residents outside the region. The digital healthcare providers are said to have registered these services under a healthcare center in Sörmland, thereby receiving double payment.

Jonas Lindberg, the opposition regional councilor for the Left Party in Region Stockholm, stated that merely demanding the money back was insufficient, leading to the police report. He accused Kry of systematically deceiving Region Stockholm out of millions of kronor, a claim that Kry has denied, asserting that there has been no double registration of patients and highlighting ongoing discussions with Region Stockholm.

The allegations have sparked a broader debate about the regulation and oversight of digital healthcare services in Sweden, with the Left Party's actions underscoring the political and financial stakes involved. As the situation unfolds, the focus will be on the legal proceedings and the potential implications for digital healthcare providers operating within the region's healthcare system.

TV 2's acclaimed music show 'Hver gang vi møtes' is set to embark on a new chapter as it moves its filming location from Kjerringøy to the picturesque Thorbjørnrud Hotel by the Randsfjorden on Hadeland. This marks a significant change for the show, which has captivated Norwegian audiences for 15 seasons with its unique format of artists interpreting each other's songs.

Trygve Rønningen, the program editor at TV 2, expressed enthusiasm about the relocation, highlighting the idyllic and lush surroundings of the new venue as perfect for creating the show's signature atmosphere. 'This will create a lovely atmosphere and the best framework for the production when they start with the 16th season,' Rønningen told the press, underscoring the anticipation for the upcoming season.

The move has been met with equal excitement by Atle Brynestad, the owner of Thorbjørnrud Hotel and Hadeland Glassverk, who sees this as a prestigious opportunity to host one of Norway's most popular TV shows. 'We think it's great fun that TV 2, with the very popular program 'Hver gang vi møtes', has chosen Thorbjørnrud Hotel as its new filming location,' Brynestad remarked, looking forward to the collaboration.

As the show prepares to leave behind the stunning landscapes of Kjerringøy after four successful seasons, fans are eagerly awaiting the reveal of the artists who will participate in the next season, expected to be announced in the fall. With its rich history of memorable musical encounters, 'Hver gang vi møtes' continues to evolve, promising more magical moments in its new home by the Randsfjorden.