We are in charge of fundus photography screening for diabetics in several HUS municipalities. The aim of fundus photography screening is to detect possible damage to the retina caused by diabetes at an early stage. You will need a doctor’s referral for fundus screening.
You will need a doctor’s referral for fundus screening. You can book an appointment online via the Maisa portal or by phone.
We are responsible for fundus photography in some of the HUS municipalities. If you live in another municipality, contact your municipality's health services.
Hyvinkää main health care centre
Sandelininkatu 1, Hyvinkää
Järvenpää health centre - JUST
Lääkärinkuja 1, 3rd floor, Järvenpää
Karkkila health centre
Huhdintie 23-25, Karkkila
Kerava health centre
Metsolantie 2, Kerava
Loviisa health centre
Öhmaninkatu 4, Loviisa
Masala health centre
Puolukkamäki 12, Kirkkonummi
Mäntsälä health centre, röntgen
Kivistöntie 14, Mäntsälä
Nikkilä health centre
Jussaksentie 14, Sipoo
Nummela health centre
Nummenselkä 2, Nummela
Nurmijärvi health center, röntgen
Sairaalantie 2, Nurmijärvi
Pornainen health centre
Latiskantie 3, Pornainen
Porvoo health centre – west
Askolinintie 1, Porvoo
Raasepori hospital
Itäinen Rantakatu 9, Tammisaari
Tapiola health centre
Ahertajantie 2, Espoo
Tikkurila health centre
Kielotie 11 A, Vantaa
Fundus photography does not require any preparations on your part. You do not need to arrive early for your appointment. The photography takes a few minutes, but please reserve about an hour for the examination, because the time of onset of the effect of the mydriatic drops that dilate the pupil is individual. Remove your contact lenses before arriving for the examination. If you are allergic to eye drops, please mention this to the staff.
During the examination, you will sit in front of the camera and look at a fixation point. When the photographs are taken, a powerful flashlight is used, which will glare the eye momentarily.
After the examination, the dilation drops will affect your vision for approximately 2–3 hours. Sunglasses will provide protection against the glare. Driving is not recommended after the examination. The unit treating you will provide you with the results of the examination.