Malmi Emergency Department
Keywords:At the Malmi Hospital Emergency Department, we primarily serve the residents over the age of 16 from the eastern, south-eastern, north-eastern, and northern areas of Helsinki. In urgent cases, we provide treatment regardless of a person’s domicile.
First, make a symptom assessment at Omaolo.fi. Omaolo provides health advice 24/7 and, if needed, puts you in contact with a professional
OR
you can contact your health center on weekdays between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., or the Medical Helpline at other times, tel. 116117 before seeking treatment at the emergency department.
Specialized healthcare patients with a referral
For specialized health care, we serve the whole of Uusimaa 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
In life-threatening situations, you can come to us 24 hours a day regardless of where you live.
Residents of Helsinki in need of psychiatric help
Mieppi is a low-threshold mental health service unit (opens in new window, links to another website)where patients can talk about mental well-being with a mental health professional. Book an appointment via Maisa.(opens in new window, links to another website)
In urgent mental health issues, contact your local health center between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. See health center contact information here.
Psychiatric emergency services for Helsinki residents over the age of 16 will operate at the Meilahti Emergency Department.
Psychiatric emergency services for Helsinki residents over the age of 16 will operate at the Meilahti Emergency Department.
Meilahti Emergency DepartmentShould I go to the emergency department?
- chest pain
- stroke symptoms, such as sudden flaccidity or incapacity of a limb or speech difficulties
- profuse bleeding (e.g. vomiting of blood, large bleeding wound)
- major injuries and bone fractures
- sudden severe headache
- difficulty breathing
- suddenly occurring or increasingly severe abdominal pain
- mental health problems requiring urgent treatment
Estimated duration of an emergency department visit
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At the emergency department, we always assess the need and urgency of treatment first. Based on this, you will be referred to a nurse or physician. Patients are treated in the order of urgency, not in the order of arrival. Because of this, a patient who has arrived after you may be admitted for treatment before you.
Omaolo service (opens in new window, links to another website)
In the Omaolo online service, you can assess an individual symptom or health problem. Based on your responses, you will receive a recommendation for actions to be taken and treatment instructions.
Maisa Portal (opens in new window, links to another website)
You can use our online services by signing in to the Maisa Portal. Once your treatment with us begins, you will receive information on the services you can access in Maisa.
Patient Guide
The Patient Guide site answer the most common questions you might have before, during, and after treatment.