Menu FI EN SV RU Top quality care At KYS, you are in good hands. You will be cared for by top Finnish healthcare professionals. The treatment is supported by the latest knowledge and technology. For example, epilepsy surgery is centralized for us nationwide . The most common public diseases are treated in centers of excellence, such as the Neuro , Heart and Cancer Centers . We also have the only precision radiotherapy device in the Nordic countries, CyberKnife . Finland's most modern hospital In 2015, Finland's most modern hospital, Kaarisairaala , was completed in the Puijo hospital area , where the best practices and the latest technology are applied. The total of 26 operating rooms in our new hospital is one of the largest in Europe. The facilities are designed to be memorable places where the comfort of our patients and the effectiveness of care go hand in hand. Our state-of-the-art facilities increase patient safety, streamline treatment practices and enable change to meet tomorrow's challenges. Read more Check out KYS's care services What happens at the hospital visit? Read about patient support and rights Privacy Statement Accessibility statement Knowledge of the service ELECTRONIC SERVICES Appointments and your health information in OmaKYS - wherever you are. Go to MyKYS CONTACT Address: PO Box 100, 70029 KYS Telephone exchange: 017 173 311 On call: 116 117 Emergency number: 112 Blogs

Menu FI EN SV RU Wake up home The patient prepares for surgery using the instructions included in the invitation letter. The patient arrives at the hospital on the morning of the day of the procedure and registers with the vending machine on the first floor of the Arctic Hospital. After registration, you will go to the reception facilities where the nurse will receive you. He will check your condition and prepare for the procedure. The operating room nurse will take you to the operating room. After the procedure, the patient stays in the wake-up room instead of the ward. At the wake-up call, the nurse will monitor your condition and give you painkillers if necessary, as instructed by your doctor. You can move around and dine in the wake-up room as you please. Before you go home, the nurse will assess your condition and go through the home care instructions with you. The patient returns home less than a day after surgery, usually by 10 a.m. You need an escort for your trip home. You must not drive the car for at least 24 hours after the operation. In addition, the measure may limit driving for a longer period of time. If necessary, you can get further instructions from the staff. Privacy Statement Accessibility statement Knowledge of the service ELECTRONIC SERVICES Appointments and your health information in OmaKYS - wherever you are. Go to MyKYS CONTACT Address: PO Box 100, 70029 KYS Telephone exchange: 017 173 311 On call: 116 117 Emergency number: 112 Blogs