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Terveystalo

9.24 EUR

+0.11 %

11,793 following

TTALO

NASDAQ Helsinki

Medical Equipment & Services

Health Care

+0.11 %
-1.70 %
-11.49 %
-23.64 %
-12.17 %
-14.44 %
+41.72 %
-0.22 %
-7.60 %

Terveystalo operates in the healthcare sector. The company offers services and solutions such as surveys and examinations, training and coaching, rehabilitation, and health and fitness mapping. Its customers include small and medium-sized corporate customers, as well as public sector players. The head office is located in Helsinki.

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Market cap
1.17B EUR
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987.59K EUR
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Updated
23.10.2025
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Roni Peuranheimo
Roni Peuranheimo

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Annual report '25

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24.4.
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Your comment highlights the shortcomings of the current occupational health discussion: there’s a lack of understanding of where this money comes from. Of the costs of occupational health care, 60% in medical care and 40% in “Kela1” come directly from the client company, and often...
11/11/2025, 6:21 PM
by Haroski
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Here’s an excellent recent article. The central fallacy is that all Kela (Finnish Social Insurance Institution) reimbursements would come from the same tax money pot. And if I’ve understood correctly, removing state support from occupational health services would primarily hit the...
11/14/2025, 10:32 AM
by Haroski
13
This is a small matter in Terveystalo’s scale, but it’s also wishful thinking that this would somehow be related to a digital leap and could even be turned into something positive. A slightly negative piece of news, and that’s that.
11/11/2025, 3:33 PM
by JNivala
10
It’s worth monitoring whether occupational health nurses or doctors are laid off or furloughed. If this is the case, then there will be significant problems, because occupational health doctors refer patients for examinations, imaging, and to specialists. According to a specialist...
11/17/2025, 8:26 AM
by Pertti Ström
8
Thank you for this good correction! If public authorities were to interfere with occupational health care, they would likely mess things up even further. Better to leave a functioning system alone.
11/14/2025, 12:02 PM
by tj_hodl
6
Terveystalo Changes Doctors’ Compensation Model, Due to Price Pressure from Insurance Companies Helsingin Sanomat – 20 Nov 25 HS Visio | Terveystalo muuttaa lääkäreiden palkkiomallia, taustalla... Terveystalo muuttaa lääkäreiden palkkiomallia vuoden 2026 alusta. Tuntipalkkio nousee...
11/20/2025, 9:01 AM
by slipslop
5
Indeed- and logically, occupational health care bears part of the overall treatment responsibility, which is now with public or these private providers. This is thus on the assumption that, for example, the number of annual sick visits is constant regardless of the place of treatment...
11/14/2025, 12:15 PM
by Jummijammi2
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