Health stations
Health stationsYou can find our services on this page, as well as instructions for contacting us in different situations.
See the Omaolo service
You can use the Omaolo symptom checker to quickly receive an assessment of your care needs and, if necessary, contact your health station or emergency services – without having to queue on the phone. The service is available around the clock.
How to contact us
In a life-threatening situation, please call 112 immediately. You can also read about how you can contact professionals in an urgent situation while your health station is closed.
See how you can receive help at your health station in urgent cases that require assessment and care within the same day.
See how you can contact your health station in a situation in which you do not need care within the same day.
Please cancel your appointment at least one day before the scheduled time in order to avoid non-attendance fees.
Are you running out of your regular medication? Please request a renewal of your prescription in good time to make sure that your medication is not disrupted.
Do you need an appointment for a laboratory examination or X-ray imaging? Read how you can make an appointment and monitor the results easily.
If you need a sick leave certificate, please contact your occupational health care provider first and foremost. If you do not have occupational health care, you can obtain a certificate from your health station.
Seasonal vaccinations, vaccines included in the national vaccination programme, COVID-19 vaccines and vaccines for travellers. Read more about which vaccines are subject to a fee and which are provided free of charge.
As a rule, you can obtain a medical certificate for your driving licence from a private service provider.
On this page, we provide instructions on using our various digital services.
Acting on behalf of your child or relative at health stations
See what services the health centres offer.
Are you new to the Helsinki area?
Would you like a basic explanation of Helsinki's social services and health care?
Find this and more helpful information for recent arrivals at the City of Helsinki's welcome.hel.fi website.
Client data and rights
Did you know that you can change health stations if you want to? Read more changing health stations
Did you know that you have the right to receive services in your native language? Read more about it
Did you know that you can give feedback on the treatment or services you have received? Read more about giving feedback
Read more about the data and rights of clients and client fees
Find your health station
Your primary health station is the health station in your area of residence. You can find your health station by entering your home address in the search box for example Kotikatu 1, without the stairway or apartment number.
