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How to apply for Oma Väylä rehabilitation

  1. Include with the application a medical certificate B or other medical statement containing the relevant information about the diagnosis, the type of rehabilitation recommended and the goals it is intended to achieve.
  2. Send the application using the OmaKela e-service. A guardian can apply for rehabilitation on behalf of their child in the OmaKela e-service.
    • Save the blank form to your device. Do not fill in the application directly in the browser, otherwise some of the information may not be saved.
    • Open the form with Adobe Reader and fill it in.
    • Save the completed form to your device. Note that the form must be in PDF format.
    • Log in to OmaKela (available in Finnish and Swedish).
    • Select Tee hakemus (File an application). If you are applying for rehabilitation for your child, go to Asioi toisen henkilön puolesta (Act on behalf of another person). 
    • Select Sairastaminen ja kuntoutus (Sickness and rehabilitation) and then Kuntoutus – tee hakemus (Rehabilitation – File an application). Under Valitse etuus (Select benefit), select harkinnanvarainen kuntoutus. 
    • Select the application form on your device and press Lähetä (Send).
    • When you send your application online, you do not need to sign it.
    • If you have supporting documents, sent them via OmaKela after you have submitted your application. If they are paper documents, you can photograph or scan them.

      Another option is to send the application by mail:

    • Sign the application and send it with the supporting documents to Kela, PL 10, 00056 KELA.
  3. Once you are logged in, you can check if your application has been decided. The guardian cannot yet see the decisions received by the child. You will also receive a decision letter at your home address. 
  4. If the decision is favourable, the service provider will call you within approximately two weeks of when you received the decision.

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Last modified 3/5/2024