- Health advice
- Health care services
- Persons with international protection: Health checks when you have moved to Hämeenlinna
- First aid and emergency hospital treatment
- Emergencies
- How to get an appointment to see a doctor or nurse
- When should you see a doctor?
- Absence from school or work due to illness
- Laboratory tests and X-ray examinations
- Dental care
- Cancelling a dentist’s appointment
- If your child has received an invitation letter for an oral health check
- Emergency dental care
- Emergency medical care on weekdays from 8.00 to 15.00
- Emergency care on weekdays from 15.00 to 21.00
- Emergency care on weekends and public holidays from 8.00 to 21.00
- Emergencies
- Maternity and child health clinics
- Mental health
- Current information on coronavirus
- Current information on coronavirus
Raised temperature
Raised temperature, that is, fever means that the body temperature is above 37 degrees Celsius. Fever often lasts from 1 to 4 days, and there is no need to see a doctor if you are a healthy adult. Young children and the elderly may need to see a doctor more quickly.
Listen News
- KELA phone services in Arabic, Russian and Somali 03.04.2020
- Restaurants closed to customers, ordering takeaway permitted (list of restaurants added) 01.04.2020
- TE-office in Hämeenlinna during the coronavirus epidemic 01.04.2020
- Avoid gatherings 31.03.2020
- Stay at home 31.03.2020
- Traffic restrictions in the region of Uusimaa 31.03.2020
Hämeenlinna city news
- Ruokapakettien jako alkaa 8.4. 03.04.2020
- Hämeenlinnan kirjastot pysyvät edelleen suljettuina 13.5.2020 asti 03.04.2020
- Tilaa väliaikainen kirjastokortti 03.04.2020
- Koronavirustilanteen huomioiminen elintarvikehuoneistoissa ja kaikissa asiakkaille avoimissa julkisissa tiloissa 03.04.2020
- Wähäjärvenkadun rakentaminen alkaa huhtikuussa 02.04.2020
