pirha.fi

Public healthcare and social services for residents of Finland's Pirkanmaa region

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About pirha.fi

Pirkanmaan hyvinvointialue provides healthcare and social services, including medical appointments, dental care, emergency care and digital services.

Its services include advice for working-age adults, older people and people with disabilities. The organisation also operates Tays Central Hospital.

Product: Public healthcare, social services, emergency care and digital clinics.

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