Health Care
Healthcare services in Vilnius
Healthcare services in Vilnius are provided by public, municipal and private healthcare institutions. Residents who are covered by compulsory health insurance can access publicly funded healthcare services at healthcare institutions that have agreements with the National Health Insurance Fund. Access to publicly funded healthcare services depends on a person’s health insurance status and other conditions established by Lithuanian legislation.
Emergency medical assistance
Emergency medical assistance is available to everyone in Lithuania. In case of a medical emergency, call 112 or go directly to the emergency department of the nearest hospital.
Citizens of EU/EEA countries and Switzerland should have a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) or a Provisional Replacement Certificate to receive medically necessary healthcare under the applicable conditions.
Third-country nationals and persons who are not covered by health insurance may be required to pay for healthcare services, except in cases where emergency medical assistance is provided in accordance with Lithuanian legislation.
Free mental health support for Ukrainian and Belarusian language
Vilnius Public Health Bureau („Vilnius Sveikiau“)
The Vilnius Public Health Bureau (Vilnius Sveikiau) offers a wide range of free health promotion, disease prevention and well-being programmes for Vilnius residents. These include physical activity and healthy lifestyle initiatives, mental health and emotional well-being support, addiction prevention services, health education activities, and programmes for children, young people, families and older adults.
Residents can take part in the Bureau’s activities, events and training programmes, as well as access individual consultations and other health-related services. More information about available programmes and registration opportunities can be found on the Bureau’s website.