Raseborg Hospital
Contact details and opening hours
Visiting address
Postal address
Switchboard (closed on weekends and public holidays)
Phone, Switchboard (closed on weekends and public holidays): 019 2241Service hours
Raseborg Hospital is part of the Helsinki University Hospital. We primarily serve the municipalities which make up Västra Nyland healthcare area, i.e. Hanko, Ingå and Raseborg.
Our organization is currently under review. Following a decision by the HUS board of directors on 6 April 2020, the current joint emergency department will become a primary health care emergency department, which is open 24 hours a day. This change will take effect on 1 October 2020. Västnyland's only 24-hour emergency service will continue to be located at Raseborg Hospital. However, due to a change in the profile of the hospital, you may be referred to one of HUS's other units, particularly Lohja Hospital.
NOTE! Because of the coronavirus pandemic, we have imposed restrictions on visits to our hospitals and units.
Visiting hours at our wards are unrestricted.
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Patient instructions
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News
Units
Emergency Department
From 1 October, the new primary health care emergency department at Raseborg Hospital will only care for patients who have suddenly fallen ill or been…
Gynecology Outpatient Clinic, Raseborg Hospital
The Women's Outpatient Clinic at Raseborg Hospital acts as a referral and appointment outpatient clinic. At the maternity outpatient clinic, we care for…
Pulmonary Outpatient Clinic, Raseborg Hospital
The Pulmonary Outpatient Clinic at Raseborg Hospital acts as a referral and appointment outpatient clinic.
Outpatient clinic for specialty pharmaceuticals and home hospital (SAH)
At Raseborg’s Outpatient clinic for specialty pharmaceuticals and home hospital, we care for hospital patients in their own homes, primarily patients with…