Public health centres are tied to your municipality of residence. Once you are registered at an address in Finland (DVV), you are automatically entitled to public health services in that municipality.
Public health centres are tied to your municipality of residence. Once you are registered at an address in Finland (DVV), you are automatically entitled to public health services in that municipality. Find your local health centre through your city website or at terveyskeskus.fi. You often need to call or book online to register with a specific GP.
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In Helsinki, use the OmaHelsinkiapplication or the national Omaolo service to contact health services. In most cities you can book appointments online. You need to show your Kela card (or identity document) at appointments. Emergency care (paivystys) is always available regardless of registration.