The social workers at Jorvi Hospital provide social work services to all patients on the hospital wards and in the outpatient clinics.
Contact information
Chief Social Worker
Phone, Chief Social Worker: 040 486 3734Neurology Outpatient Clinic, Pulmonary Outpatient Clinic and Internal Medicine Day Ward
Phone, Neurology Outpatient Clinic, Pulmonary Outpatient Clinic and Internal Medicine Day Ward: 040 486 3734Intensive Care and Burn Center U2, Burn Center’s Outpatient Clinic U2PKL, Pulmonary Disease Inpatient Ward KEU5, Neurology Ward NE3, Physiatry Outpatient Clinic
Phone, Intensive Care and Burn Center U2, Burn Center’s Outpatient Clinic U2PKL, Pulmonary Disease Inpatient Ward KEU5, Neurology Ward NE3, Physiatry Outpatient Clinic: 050 428 4766Intensive Care and Burn Center U2, Burn Center’s Outpatient Clinic U2pkl, Internal Medicine Ward S4, Plastic Surgery Ward K3, Surgery Outpatient Clinic, LEIKO Unit, Day Surgery Unit, Emergency Outpatient Clinic and Emergency Ward
Phone, Intensive Care and Burn Center U2, Burn Center’s Outpatient Clinic U2pkl, Internal Medicine Ward S4, Plastic Surgery Ward K3, Surgery Outpatient Clinic, LEIKO Unit, Day Surgery Unit, Emergency Outpatient Clinic and Emergency Ward : 050 428 4399Labor Ward, Maternity Wards N6B, N6C and N6E, Maternity Outpatient Clinic, Internal Medicine Ward S6, Gastrointestinal Surgery Wards K5, K6 ja K7
Phone, Labor Ward, Maternity Wards N6B, N6C and N6E, Maternity Outpatient Clinic, Internal Medicine Ward S6, Gastrointestinal Surgery Wards K5, K6 ja K7: 050 428 4679Labor Ward, Maternity Wards N6B, N6C and N6E, Maternity Outpatient Clinic, Orthopedics and Traumatology Ward K4, Cardiology Ward S7, Cardiac Unit, Diabetes Center, Emergency Department
Phone, Labor Ward, Maternity Wards N6B, N6C and N6E, Maternity Outpatient Clinic, Orthopedics and Traumatology Ward K4, Cardiology Ward S7, Cardiac Unit, Diabetes Center, Emergency Department: 050 428 4398Social work is part of the entity of services in your care and rehabilitation operations in the hospital. You can discuss the issues affecting your individual situation with a social worker. The social worker supports you so that you are able to receive social services and benefits in a timely manner at different stages of your illness and rehabilitation.
We offer assistance, e.g. in the following matters:
- sickness allowance, rehabilitation allowance, pensions, and disability benefits
- vocational rehabilitation, travel and medical expenses, and children’s benefits
- statutory insurance (accident at work, occupational disease, and traffic accident)
- means-tested income support and housing
- severe illness, disability, and rehabilitation planning
- patient’s concerns and life situation, and support for families with children
- crisis situation and psychosocial support
- mental health and substance abuse services
- services for victims of crime
- foreigners, undocumented persons, and clarifications related to domicile issues
- notification of the need for support for a person in need of specific support
- welfare guardianship matters
- appeals and complaints.
If necessary, the social worker will cooperate with various other actors. The services of health-related social work are available to all patients, families and relatives, and are confidential and free of charge. You can contact the social worker either by phone or through the nursing staff.
Each ward and outpatient clinic has a designated social worker, who can be reached on weekdays during office hours. You can contact the social worker yourself or it can be done by a family member or by the nursing staff who are caring for you.
Maisa Portal (opens in new window, links to another website)
You can use our online services by signing in to the Maisa Portal. Once your treatment with us begins, you will receive information on the services you can access in Maisa. These include appointment booking and preliminary information forms, for example.
Patient Guide
The Patient Guide site answer the most common questions you might have before, during, and after treatment.