Starting from 25 January 2022, East Tallinn Central Hospital is closing outpatient rehabilitation services for groups (pool-based physiotherapy, heart group and Parkinson's group).

Individual rehabilitation services will carry on as scheduled.

Cervical cancer is an insidious illness that may develop in a woman's body unnoticed for years until symptoms develop. Estonia has one of the highest cervical cancer incidence and mortality rates in Europe. On average, 180 first cases of cervical cancer are detected in Estonia every year. Timely participation in cervical cancer screening and vaccination against HPV help prevent cervical cancer.

East Tallinn Central Hospital is letting pharmacy premises at Ravi 18 in Tallinn by means of a public written auction. The purpose of the premises is to provide pharmacy services. The commercial lease contract will be entered into for a period of five years.

COVID-19 tests will be performed at East Tallinn Central Hospital for all patients admitted for pre-scheduled hospital treatment. Testing includes all hospitalised inpatients as well as outpatient surgery and day care patients. Patients coming for a regular outpatient visit will not be tested.