erikoishoidoille
Erikoishoidoille is a Finnish term used in health and social care to denote services and arrangements designed to meet specialized or tailored care needs that cannot be satisfactorily addressed by routine care alone. The concept covers medical treatment, rehabilitation, psychosocial support, and environmental adaptations required for individuals with complex chronic illnesses, disabilities, advanced age, or temporarily intensive care needs. It emphasizes person-centered approaches and flexibility to respond to changing conditions.
The scope of erikoishoidoille can include hospital-based specialized units, long-term care facilities, community health services, and
Access and funding for erikoishoidoille vary by region and health system. Eligibility is typically determined by