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There is only one emergency number in Finland. The emergency number is called only in urgent emergencies that require the presence of assisting authorities (police, first-aid, rescue, social).
When should you call the emergency number 112?
when you encounter an emergency or need urgent assistance from authorities
when you know or suspect that life, health, property or environment is threatened or endangered
Health centre emergency admissions
Health centre emergency admissions (local emergency departments) operate by appointment. An appointment for health centre emergency departments is always booked by calling your own health clinic, where you will get an assessment of the need for treatment along with instructions appropriate to your situation.
Emergency admissions are organised at health centres on weekdays during the opening hours of the health centre, in some health centres also in the evenings, weekends and public holidays.
Evening and weekend emergency admissions are organised at the following health centres:
Always use primarily the emergency admission or the emergency department closest to you, regardless of your municipality of residence.
The joint emergency clinic of Hospital Nova in Jyväskylä only treats those patients who must be treated immediately on the same day due to an illness or accident, and the treatment cannot be postponed to the next day.
When you are considering going to the joint emergency clinic of Hospital Nova, and your own health centre is closed, call the Wellbeing County of Central Finland’s free-of-charge Medical Helpline 116 117. On the Medical Helpline, a health care professional will issue instructions for treatment, assess the need for treatment and, if necessary, direct you to the correct location for treatment.
The situations in which Nova’s joint emergency clinic must be contacted immediately include, for example:
new stroke symptoms
significant chest pain
severe difficulty breathing
major injuries and fractures
sudden and severe or worsening stomach pain
decrease in level of consciousness, sudden disorientation
sudden severe headache
child under 3 months of age has a temperature above +38 °C
large wound
medicinal or other poisoning
sudden severe allergic reactions (other than topical rash)
Social and Crisis Emergency Services: 014 266 0149
Contact the Social and Crisis Emergency Services when the situation calls for an urgent social work assessment or immediate measures. Such cases may include, for instance:
concern over a child or a family’s situation
acute violence or its threat in a family
concern over whether an elderly or a disabled person manages at home
Contact us when you have encountered a traumatic crisis, such as:
sudden death of a person close to you
suicide attempt by a person close to you
accidents
becoming a victim of violence or a serious crime
serious illness of your own or a person close to you
The telephone line is open 24 hours a day on every day of the year.
Labour and Delivery: 014 269 1204
Labour and delivery reception at Nova Hospital is open around the clock. The labour and delivery reception is at Hoitajantie 3, Nova’s 3rd floor, which is accessed through the entrance Nova 2.
You can also always call the on-call midwife of the labour and delivery reception014 269 1204.
Urgent care and emergency department for oral health care
Urgent care for oral healthis provided during office hours at dental clinics and outside office hours as a centralised service at Kyllö dental clinic, in the evenings from 4pm to 9pm, and on weekends and public holidays from 8am to 9pm. At night, from 9pm to 8am, oral health emergency services are centralised in the collaborative area (ERVA) and implemented at Kuopio University Hospital. Outside office hours and at night, please contact the Medical Helpline, tel. 116 117, if you need urgent treatment.