On 13 August, Minister of Social Affairs Karmen Joller visited East Tallinn Central Hospital to discuss the future direction of Estonia’s healthcare system — including hospital network development, the organisation of healthcare services, and the renewal of Tallinn's hospital infrastructure.

Starting from April 1, 2025, the visit and inpatient fee conditions in our hospital will be updated.

In March, a nationwide colorectal cancer prevention campaign will begin, inviting Estonians aged 58–68 to participate in screenings to raise awareness of the possibilities of early detection of the disease. People without health insurance can also take part in the survey. Colorectal cancer is one of the most common malignant tumours in Estonia, but if detected in time, it can be successfully treated.

Due to the public holiday on February 24, 2025, all polyclinics will be closed, and outpatient services will not be available. Emergency medical care will be provided on Ravi Street.