Meilahti Tower Hospital
Meilahti Tower Hospital is located in Meilahti in Helsinki. In the hospital, we treat patients in the specialty fields of cardiothoracic surgery, vascular surgery, gastrointestinal surgery, and neurology.
Access to Meilahti Emergency Department is via the Bridge Hospital entrance (Paciuksenkatu 3).
Meilahti Emergency DepartmentIn Finland, all organ transplants in adult patients are exclusively performed at Meilahti Tower Hospital.
The neurological unit of Meilahti Tower Hospital is also responsible for the telemedicine of stroke dissolution therapy in Finland.
Meilahti Tower Hospital has outpatient clinics in several specialty fields, as well as activities supporting examinations and treatment, such as laboratory and imaging services, a physiotherapy unit, and a Neurology Rehabilitation Evaluation Unit.
We work closely with the adjacent Meilahti Triangle Hospital and the hospitals share a common main entrance. The emblem of the Meilahti Tower Hospital is a large, turquoise letter M, which is visible in the entrance hall. The wards have been marked with an “M” and the floor number, for example, M6 indicates the Neurology Ward located on the 6th floor.
We train future health care professionals in our hospital. Students may participate in your care with your permission. Consenting or refusing student participation will not affect your care.
Meilahti Tower Hospital visiting hours
Visiting hours are listed on each ward’s web page. Not all units are open to visitors due to the specific nature of their operations. Such units do not have visiting hours.
Our hospital is smoke-free. Our hospital follows the principles for a safer space.
Services in Meilahti Tower Hospital
Patient instructions (opens in new window, links to another website)
The patient instructions site answer the most common questions patients may have before, during, and after treatment.
News
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Units
Meilahti Intensive Care Unit, module M2
In Meilahti Intensive Care Unit’s module M2, we treat patients who have undergone cardiac surgery, or surgery to the major blood vessels in the chest. We…
Cardiac Surgery Ward M10, Meilahti Tower Hospital
On the Cardiac Surgery Ward M10 at Meilahti Tower Hospital, we treat patients requiring cardiac surgery or heart-lung transplants.
Coronary Care Units, Meilahti Tower Hospital
In the Coronary Care Units in Meilahti Tower Hospital, we treat patients requiring monitoring, such as patients with myocardial infarction, arrhythmia or…
Cardiology Ward M9, Meilahti Tower Hospital
At the Cardiology Ward M9 in the Meilahti Tower Hospital, we treat heart patients who require emergency cardiology care and advanced diagnostics.
Updated: 05.08.2026