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Complaining about a private health service

Problems with private health services can concern the price, the quality of care or how you were treated. The right channel depends on what you want: money back, compensation for an injury caused by treatment, or an investigation into an error. This guide helps you choose the right route.

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Steps

  1. Identify the type of problem

    Disputes about prices and the contract terms of a service are consumer matters. Injury caused by treatment is a patient injury matter, and how you were treated or the quality of care is dealt with through a formal complaint (muistutus) or a complaint to the supervisory authority (kantelu).

  2. Ask for your patient records

  3. Dispute the bill

  4. Make a formal complaint

  5. Report a patient injury

  6. File a complaint with the authorities if needed

  7. Beauty treatments are handled separately

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