Occupational therapy, 45 min
Only Mehiläinen lists the price in its public price list. The other clinics' price lists have no matching line.
- Cheapest
- from €104.80Mehiläinen
- Checked
- 16/10/2026from 1 price list
Prices by clinic
| Provider | Price | Price list line | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mehiläinen | from €104.80 | Occupational therapist appointment, 45 minMehiläinen price list | 16/10/2026 |
| TerveystaloPihlajalinna | – | Bookable online, but the price list has no price. | – |
| Aava | – | Not in the booking system or the price list. | – |
Good to know
- "from" means a starting price: the final price depends on the doctor, the scope or additional procedures.
- The prices come from the providers' public price lists, checked 16/10/2026. Check the final price in the provider's booking.
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When to see an occupational therapist?
An occupational therapist supports everyday functioning: self-care, work, studying and leisure. Occupational therapy is used for example after a stroke or surgery, for long-lasting pain and for ADHD in children and adults. Occupational therapist is a licensed healthcare profession in Finland.
Kela can fund occupational therapy as intensive medical rehabilitation based on a rehabilitation plan from public healthcare.
People see an occupational therapist for example for a child's motor or concentration difficulties, rehabilitation after a hand injury or surgery, long-lasting pain or the need for everyday aids.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a referral to see an occupational therapist?
Not for self-paid occupational therapy. Therapy funded by Kela needs a rehabilitation plan from public healthcare.
What is the difference between occupational therapy and physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy focuses on movement and body function, occupational therapy on managing everyday tasks such as dressing, work and studying.
Does Kela reimburse occupational therapy?
Kela can fund occupational therapy as intensive medical rehabilitation when public healthcare has made a rehabilitation plan. A self-paid appointment is not reimbursed.