About Kry

We want to offer all patients equal access to high-quality care - regardless of who you are, where you live or what time of day it is. Our licensed doctors, psychologists, nurses and physiotherapists can help you in the app 24/7 and at our clinics around the country.

How to log in

1. Download the Kry app to your mobile device from the App Store or Google Play.
2. Click Sign in with BankID and confirm your identity with your Mobile BankID.
3. You'll need to create an account the first time you use the app. You can do this by entering your phone number and email address and accepting the Terms of Service.

You can only use your BankID to use the app for yourself, or your child if they do not have Mobile BankID. If your child has Mobile BankID, they must use the app themselves. 

How to log out

1. Click on the gear icon in the top left corner of the Kry app.
2. Select Sign out at the bottom of the menu.
   
   

You can choose to register at a clinic, sometimes referred to as “att lista sig” in Swedish. This means you have a main healthcare centre that handles all your primary healthcare needs. It's free to register and you do not have to be registered anywhere.

You always have the right to seek care at any healthcare clinic in Sweden even if you're registered at a specific clinic. You should always seek care first at your registered clinic. 

You can only be registered at one clinic. If you decide to register with Kry, you will automatically be deregistered from the clinic where you're registered. If you're currently in a queue to register at another clinic, you will lose your place in that queue.

You can change your clinic at any time. However, if a clinic has a full list, it will not register more patients. This means that you may have to join a queue if you want to change back to your old clinic.

Learn more about registering.

Our team of licensed doctors, nurses,  psychologists and physical therapists have all Swedish credentials and experience of working in physical primary care. Our doctors have at least 6 months of experience in physical primary care.

Many of our doctors are also specialists in paediatrics (children's health), emergency medicine, and otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat). All our medical staff follow the rules and standards of the health authorities.

You can get help in the app 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

At Kry, we offer an alternative to a physical doctor's appointment with our video call and chat services. We can also book you an appointment at one of our clinics if you have symptoms that need a physical examination.  

The health advice and information service 1177 is staffed by nurses who can provide healthcare guidance but cannot prescribe further treatment. 

Yes, when the invoice for your care appointment is paid, a receipt will be sent to your inbox in the Kry app.

The cost of the meeting depends on where you as a patient are registered, as well as whether you see a nurse, doctor, psychologist or physiotherapist.

Current patient fees can be found here.

If you chose to pay your care appointment with an invoice through our partner Billogram, your invoice will be sent digitally by email and to your Kry inbox within three days after your care appointment. 

Kry uses the invoicing service Billogram. Your invoice is sent digitally through your specified email and to your Kry inbox within three days of your care appointment.

You can pay your invoice from Billogram by direct transfer from your bank or as a regular invoice, with OCR number.

If you experience problems when paying with your Android phone, we refer you to Billogram's help center here.

Yes, the amount you pay into Kry will be registered against your free card.
If you live in Stockholm County or Gotland, you can see your payments registered against high-cost protection at 1177.se under high-cost protection.

No, our digital service is not always a suitable healthcare provider if: 

• You have a symptom / disorder that requires physical examination, some type of sampling or x-ray
• You are in need of drug-based medicine. These are not prescribed via Kry.
• You are in need of medicines containing pregabalin (Lyrica) or gabapentin (Neurontin)
• You want to start treatment that requires long-term and regular medical contact
• You are in need of a sick leave that may last for a long time. Kry cannot issue sick leaves longer than 14 days. The 14 days count from the first sick day, i.e. you have already been home for a week, Kry can maximally help you with 7 days sick leave.

For cases above we recommend you to book a time and visit a physical Healthcare clinic.

In case of emergency, call 112 and visit an emergency room.

We have Healthcare clinics in several places in Sweden. For more information about our Healthcare clinics, follow this link.

Yes. As long as you have a BankID, a smartphone or tablet with good internet connection, a functioning camera, microphone and speaker, you can consult your doctor in Sweden via Kry from anywhere in the world.

Yes. To book an appointment for your child, log in to the Kry-app by signing up with your own BankID. Select either drop-in or select a time that suits you. You will now get the question "for whom you want to book the time", choose "My Child".

Children who are 16 years old can identify themselves with BankID at Kry.

Children must be present during the appointment, just like any other appointment at a physical healthcare clinics.

Unfortunately, Kry support can not provide general information about health, diseases or give medical advice.

For medical questions and advice we recommend you to download the Kry app and book a meeting.

See the full list of symptoms that Kry can help you with here.

If you are not satisfied with the care you received or are dissatisfied with the response, we would like you to share your views. Turn to us directly at Kry, by calling to Kry Support, so that we can help you in the best possible way.

The care at Kry is governed by the same regulations as all healthcare providers in Sweden. As a result, you can also, as usual, contact the Swedish Patient Advisory Board or Patient Ombudsman in your home country, IVO (Inspection for Care and Care) and other supervisory bodies for any complaints.