Menu FI EN SV RU Self-paying mothers Kuopio University Hospital also occasionally pays for self-paying mothers. The possibility of giving birth at Kuopio University Hospital can be inquired from the head office of the maternity clinic via the hospital's telephone exchange, tel. 017 173 311. The price of the maternity package is 6,000 euros and must be paid in advance. Package includes lower birth with pain relief or caesarean section up to four days of postpartum care. (There is no separate treatment day fee) in the outpatient ward of neonatal care the following blood tests, if not taken at the clinic: P-CRP (4597) PVKT (2474), ALT (1024), HBs-Ag 1608 (1605), HCV-Ab (3815), HIV-AgAb (4814), S- TRPA-Ab (4942), cervix GC (1506) and Chlamydia (4807), MRSA (4358) Difffter, blood group and blood group antibodies, and blood tests required during labor and childbirth. childbirth planning visit if there are no other maternity clinic visits during pregnancy Not included in the package outpatient screening visits outpatient doctor visits during pregnancy or outpatient emergency room visits outpatient fees prenatal treatment days more than four days of treatment after childbirth pediatrician's fee (newborn examination) any other costs of intensive care of the newborn interpreting services 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 Late Outpatient Clinic In Finland, about 150 children and young people get cancer every year. Thanks to better and better treatments, the majority of them are getting better. At present, there are more than 7,000 young adults living with cancer in Finland as children and young people, and their number is increasing by 2–3 per cent every year. The disease itself, as well as all treatments for cancer - surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy - can cause mild or sometimes difficult long-term side effects that require monitoring. The harm may also not appear until years after treatment has stopped. In order to map and control these disadvantages, KYS has a follow-up clinic for cancer patients as children and adolescents (aged 0–20). The late monitoring clinic operates as an expert and consultation clinic and serves the entire KYS ERVA area. A follow-up visit from a pediatric oncology, hematology or, for example, a student health center or health center is needed for a follow-up visit. Persons in charge Kristiina Vuolukka, specialist in cancer Sini Karppinen, nurse Ira Malinen, nurse Read more Cancer House in Terveyskylä 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