All women who have received a letter of invitation for cervical screening will be invited to come for a screening at local health centres without an appointment. ... read more

Due to inquiries from foreign tourists, it is worth repeating that the Primary health care of the capital area does not test for symptoms of Covid-19.... read more

Due to ongoing renovations to the Grafarvogur Health Care Centre premises in Spöngin, all health-related operations will be moved to Hraunbær 115 in Árbær.... read more

All those 80 years old and older, as well as those with underlying illnesses, are recommended to receive a 4th dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.... read more

The Health Care Centre will be closed on June 30 and Spöngin 37 will also be closed on July 1 but services will be offered at Hraunbær 115 beginning on 1 July. Blood test will be relocated to Árbær from 20 June.... read more

There will be an open house for COVID-19 vaccinations every weekday from June 21st to July 1st, between 13:00 and 15:00 o’clock, at Álfabakki 14a, 2nd floor.... read more

Monkeypox has not yet been diagnosed in Iceland, but in light of the spread of infection in Europe, the chief epidemiologist considers it likely that infection will reach Iceland. It is important that the general public is informed about the disease symptoms and knows how to handle a suspected infection. ... read more

COVID-19 vaccinations will move from Laugardalshöll to local health care centres as of Monday, February 28th. ... read more

The second vaccination of children born in 2016 in the capital area will take place in Laugardalshöll from February 7 to February 11, 2022. ... read more

The second vaccination of school children in the capital area will take place in Laugardalshöll from January 31 and February 4, 2022. At that point, 3 weeks have passed from the first dose.... read more

Don't wait for an invitation, you can come to Laugardalshöll right now.... read more

Parents of children born in 2016 will be offered vaccination for their children in week 3, January 17th-21st, in Laugardalshöll... read more

Vaccinations of elementary school children in the capital area will be conducted in Laugardalshöll between 10. January and 14. January, 2022... read more

COVID-19 testing is on Suðurlandsbraut 34, 108 Reykjavík unless otherwise stated. It is open every day but the opening hours are shorter on weekends... read more

Vaccinations every working day from 10:00 to 15:00 in Laugardalshöll.... read more

We will continue with booster vaccinations. Everyone who has not received the basic vaccination are also encouraged to come to Laugardalshöll.... read more

Currently many people are fighting common bugs, colds, and respiratory infections both children and adults. The common cold is a viral infection and not much can be done about it other than to use general remedies for relieving symptoms.... read more

People with cold symptoms need to get a PCR test and have a negative result before entering the health care clinic. ... read more

A vaccination campaign will begin on November 15 in Laugardalshöll. Everyone will receive an invite but people may come to Laugardalshöll at least five months have passed since their second vaccination dose.... read more

We vaccinate all workdays between 10:00 and 15:00 o'clock at Suðurlandsbraut 34.... read more