lääkärikeskukset

Lääkärikeskukset, or medical centers, are private healthcare facilities in Finland that offer a wide range of medical services. They are distinct from public healthcare services and are typically privately funded by patients or private insurance. These centers provide access to various specialists, general practitioners, and diagnostic services.

The services offered at lääkärikeskukset often include consultations with doctors from different specialties such as cardiology, dermatology, orthopedics, and psychiatry. Many centers also provide occupational health services, physiotherapy, laboratory tests, and imaging like X-rays and ultrasounds. The goal is to offer comprehensive and convenient healthcare solutions for individuals and businesses.

Patients usually choose lääkärikeskukset for faster appointment times, a wider selection of specialists, and sometimes for a more personalized patient experience compared to the public system. The pricing structure varies between centers, and services are paid for directly by the patient or covered by private health insurance. Some employers also arrange for their employees to use specific lääkärikeskukset for occupational health care. The presence of these centers supplements the public healthcare system, providing an alternative for those seeking prompt or specialized medical attention.