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East Tallinn Central Hospital to continue scheduled cancer treatments
East Tallinn Central Hospital has been limiting scheduled treatment since 22 October due to the increased need for hospitalisation of COVID-19 patients. Despite the difficult situation in scheduled treatment, cancer patients will continue to receive care as planned.
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Quick and contactless appointment confirmation using self-service
Patients of East Tallinn Central Hospital are advised to confirm their arrival in the self-service environment at iseteenindus.itk.ee. This way you can avoid the reception desk and head straight for the doctor's office.
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East Tallinn Central Hospital to rearrange inpatient treatment for internal and surgical medicine as of 22 October
East Tallinn Central Hospital will limit scheduled inpatient treatment for internal and surgical medicine as of 22 October. This is due to the increased need to care for patients with COVID-19.
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As of 18 October, all patients admitted to hospital will be tested for COVID-19
From 18 October, 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.