Haartman Hospital has two internal medicine wards supporting emergency care: Wards 4 and 6. We are responsible for adult patients in the southern and western Helsinki region seeking emergency care in internal medicine.
Contact information
The Haartman Hospital is located in the Meilahti hospital area, Haartmaninkatu 4.
Our main entrance is distinguishable by its yellow color, and the building stands out from the others because of its blue façade elements.
Our entrance has sliding doors activated by a motion sensor.
Public transport
We recommend that you use public transport if possible when coming to visit us.
See the Helsinki Regional Transport journey planner (Reittiopas) for details.
Bicycle parking
There are parking places for about 1,800 bicycles in the Meilahti Hospital campus. Bicycle racks are located in the yards of all of our hospitals. Majority of the racks allow securing the bike from the frame. During the city bike season, the HSL bike stationsare located in the campus’s immediate vicinity.
Outdoor parking in the Meilahti hospital area
A fee is charged for outdoor parking in the Meilahti hospital area.
Two means of payment are available for outdoor parking:
- Pay at a ticket machine before parking. Please note that most of the ticket machines only accept coins.
- Pay by mobile device. You may use the EasyPark or ParkMan apps. For further information, please contact the service providers.
Parking garages in the Meilahti hospital area
Meilahti Hospital patients and visitors can use the underground parking garages P1, P2 and P3. Our parking garages are open to customers Monday to Sunday 06:00–22:00.
When paying with a mobile app (EasyPark or Parkman), start the parking in the app when you enter the garage. You can also pay for the parking with a bank card at a ticket machine.
- P1 (Haartmaninkatu 4): Access to other buildings in the hospital area is via the outdoor area. The pedestrian exit is via the elevators in Biomedicum 1 (Haartmaninkatu 8). There is a ticket machine in the elevator lobby at the entrance level in Biomedicum.
- P2 (Stenbäckinkatu 9): There is a tunnel connecting this parking garage to other buildings in the hospital area. Ticket machines can be found along the pedestrian routes exiting the parking garage.
- P3 (Zaidankatu 1): There is a tunnel connecting this parking garage to other buildings in the hospital area. Ticket machines can be found along the pedestrian routes exiting the parking garage.
Accessible parking
Parking for disabled people is located outside near the hospitals’ main entrances, and near the pedestrian routes in the parking garages P1, P2 and P3. These parking spaces are free of charge.
The disabled parking permit must be placed inside the car’s windshield so that it is fully visible from the outside. With the disabled parking permit, you can also park in the paid parking spaces.
Our info desk is in the main lobby, opposite the entrance. There is one chair with armrests at the info desk. However, the service desk is rather high (90 cm) to be accessible while seated. Unfortunately, there is no induction loop at our info desk.
Our registration desk is immediately adjacent to the entrance.
There are a total of 48 patient beds on our wards. We treat patients with cardiological conditions, general medical disorders, and various infectious diseases. The average stay on the ward is approximately 3–4 days.
Our hospital does not have a cafeteria. The nearest cafeteria is at Meilahti Tower Hospital.
We train future health care professionals in our unit. We hope that you will allow students to participate in your care. Consenting or refusing student participation will not affect your care.
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.
Updated: 24.09.2026