If you want to start using birth control or you have questions about contraceptives, contact your health station. You will be provided with advice on contraceptive methods and help with starting contraception. You can find the contact information of your health station at hel.fi/healthstations.
The contraceptive advice is free of charge. Contraceptives are free of charge for people under the age of 25, as well as those aged 25 or older under certain circumstances. Read more about free contraception
Please note! We have centralised contraception for people under the age of 17 and the insertion of birth control implants to the Vuosaari and Kalasatama contraceptive counselling services. At these units, we also insert IUDs for people who have not given birth vaginally or had an abortion. Read more about the centralised contraceptive advice services
How to contact us
You can contact your health centre by phone, the chat service or message via Maisa.
Contact us by sending a message to your team via the Maisa service. Our professionals process contact requests on weekdays from 8.00 to 16.00, and we will reply to your message within two weekdays.
Go to Maisa (Link leads to external service)
Logging in to Maisa requires strong identification (online bank credentials, mobile certificate, electronic ID card). People over the age of 10 can use Maisa with their own credentials.
Every health station has its own telephone number, which you can find on the health station’s website.
Telephone service hours:
- Mon–Thu 8.00–16.00
- Fri and the day before national holidays 8.00–15.00
If the lines are busy, you can submit a callback request. We will aim to call you back within the same day between 8.00 and 16.00. If we are unable to reach you the first time, we will try to call you a second time. We may also call you back during the weekend between 8.00 and 16.00.
