At the end of May, a new mobile nurse service was launched in Helsinki. The service was launched by the Social Services and Health Care Division and Service Centre Helsinki. It allows a mobile nurse to visit clients at nursing homes, providing them with quick help and decreasing unnecessary visits to emergency services. Thus, the nursing home resident can be treated at their own nursing home for various acute health-related conditions.

The customer and patient information system Apotti was introduced to the City of Helsinki's disability services last night. The introduction concerns about 800 disability services workers. The majority of Helsinki's social and health services, including the outpatient clinic for the intellectually disabled, switched to the Apotti system as early as in April.

The City of Helsinki’s social and health care services will introduce the customer and patient information system Apotti for the second time on Saturday 29 May, whereby 800 disability service workers will start using the new system. The outpatient clinic for the intellectually disabled already switched to the Apotti system in April.

The municipalities of the Uusimaa region have set up a working group to prepare the organisation of social services for people with intellectual disabilities in the future well-being services counties of Western Uusimaa, Eastern Uusimaa, Central Uusimaa and Vantaa-Kerava, as well as in Helsinki. The working group includes representatives from the municipalities in the region and the Eteva and Kårkulla joint municipal authorities.

The metropolitan area’s coronavirus coordination group recommends the Regional State Administrative Agency for Southern Finland to decide to extend the validity of the regional restrictions until 28 March 2021, Section 58(g) is related to the closure of public and private premises in the area, whereas section 58(d) is related to the requirement of enabling actual distancing at public premises.