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Comprehensive Cancer Center

Haartmaninkatu 4, Helsinki

Switchboard :

09 4711

Info desk:

09 471 87300

Medical Helpline :

116 117

Comprehensive Cancer Center's contact center:

09 4717 4900

We are responsible for radiation therapy as well as for the drug therapy for cancer and treatment of hematological diseases in patients over the age of 16 in the Uusimaa region. We are also responsible for breast surgery, as well as demanding, special-level palliative care and end-of-life care.

In addition to patients from Helsinki and Uusimaa, we also treat patients from across Finland requiring specialized medical care. Diagnostic examinations and treatment are mainly carried out in the Meilahti hospital campus.

Deterioration of the cancer patient’s condition

If you experience a sudden deterioration or a fever above 38 degrees, please contact:

Medical Helpline 116 117, which is open 24/7 and is toll-free or
the nearest on-call hospital.

In case of emergency, call 112.

Comprehensive Cancer Center's Café

The Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Café is located on the entrance floor of the new section of the hospital.

Cafeteria’s opening hours and contact information

OLKA service point, Comprehensive Cancer Center

Welcome to the OLKA service point in Comprehensive Cancer Center! The OLKA service point is on the entrance floor of the new building section, near the café. Brochures presenting organizations are available at the service point. Theme day activities take place at the OLKA service point. Please check the monthly program at the OLKA service point to see dates of theme days.

The hospital also has volunteers. The volunteers wear light green vests. The volunteers offer unhurried encounters and are committed to confidentiality. They are there for you when you need advice on navigating in the hospital, someone to talk to, or peer support.

For more information on support from organizations and volunteers, please visit this link.

Care pathways for cancer

The care pathways provide information about different cancers, diagnostic studies related to the disease, and the different stages of treatment at HUS.