Gynecological Emergency Clinic, Hyvinkää Hospital
Keywords:In the Gynecological Emergency Clinic of Hyvinkää Hospital, we treat gynecological and pregnant patients in need of urgent care.
We treat, for example, acute and profuse cases of gynecological bleeding and pain, infections of the reproductive organs and acute problems related to pregnancy. If you are a gynecological patient, as a rule, you need a physician’s referral to access treatment. If you don't have a referral, you need to call the call-back service beforehand.
In the Emergency Department, we only handle urgent matters that cannot wait. If you’re calling about an appointment, please contact the outpatient clinic responsible for your care during office hours. If you are coming in to give birth, please call the childbirth helpline before leaving for the hospital to give birth.
Call-back service for gynecological, pregnant, and postnatal patients and The Medical Helpline
Contact the call-back service, tel. 019 4587 2900, before seeking medical attention at the gynecological and obstetric emergency clinic. The call-back service is open 24 hours a day. We will call you back as soon as we can.
The call-back service is intended for urgent gynecological issues, and urgent issues during pregnancy and after pregnancy. You can also contact the call-back service in urgent issues relating to a newborn baby, meaning a baby under 2 weeks of age. If you’re at or after 22 weeks of gestation, the system will direct your call to the delivery room.
You can also call the Medical Helpline, tel. 116 117, if you need advice on urgent matters.
Maisa Portal (opens in new window, links to another website)
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Patient Guide
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Updated: 08.07.2025