Have you been accepted to a higher education institution in Finland? – Welcome to the FSHS services starting from 1 August
We at the FSHS are here to support your health and well-being throughout your studies.
News
Exceptions in service channels for general and mental health until 21 July 2023
The SelfChat line for general and mental health services will be exceptionally closed between 3 July and 21 July 2023.
With the move of HUMAK Nurmijärvi, student healthcare services will also be transferred to Helsinki
General and mental health services will be provided in Helsinki from 1 August 2023. Oral health services are already provided by FSHS Töölö.
The FSHS is improving equal access to care and speeding up the start of treatment
Efforts will be made to reduce service backlogs that occur particularly at the start of each term.
Our service units are closed on Midsummer Eve
All our own service units, SelfChat and our nationwide telephone services are closed on Midsummer Eve, Friday 23 June 2023. We will serve again on Monday 26 June 2023.
Changes in the services of the Vaasa service point from May 30, 2023
From Tuesday 30.5, all higher education students at Vaasa will receive all general health services at Wolffintie 27–31 and mental health services at Wolffintie 30. Oral health services will continue as usual at Wolffintie 30.
Our service units are closed on Ascension Day
All our service units, SelfChat and our nationwide telephone services are closed on Ascension Day, Thursday 18 May 2023.
The FSHS looks to ensure the appropriate provision of services – seven service units will be replaced by the end of the year
Kela, which is responsible for organising student healthcare, has approved the changes for 2023.
The demand for mental health services for students has increased ─ RELEX Foundation and Heltti donate short therapy sessions to FSHS
The Finnish Student Health Service (FSHS) will receive a donation of mental health therapy services for university students from the Finnish RELEX Foundation and healthcare company Heltti.
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