Material that can live for more than part of a day or a few days.
The first baby of 2026 at the Westfjords Health Institute is a girl who was born on January 19. The parents are Tanja Björk Ómarsdóttir and Jakob Fannar Magnússon, who live in Ísafjörður and greet each other. More ›
HPV Vaccination in MÍ Vaccination against HPV viruses, for boys born in 2008 and 2009, will take place at Menntaskólinn in Ísafjörður on Tuesday, February 3rd, they have received an invitation to the health center, the vaccination More ›
It is recommended that clients who require monitoring and treatment at the Westfjords Health Institute are registered with the Hvest health care center. We ask people to update their registration with the health care center if necessary.
There are a lot of respiratory infections at the moment. It is good to remind you of these points. Clients with respiratory symptoms are asked to wear a face mask within the walls of Hvest.
Last fall, the Westfjords Health Foundation in Patreksfjörður received a nice gift from companies and individuals in the area. The Patreksfjörður Lions Club, Vestri BA, Jón Árnason and siblings, Oddi hf and Logi ehf donated More ›
Minister of Health Alma Möller has allocated 77 million ISK for equipment purchases at health institutions in rural areas, and of that amount, the Westfjords Health Institute will receive a grant of 26 million ISK for equipment purchases. The grant More ›
The Westfjords Health Institute wishes the people of the Westfjords a Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year.
NOTE - Telephone network failure and service disruptions in Ísafjörður - Repairs are underway.
Berg Nursing Home in Bolungarvík celebrates its 10th anniversary. Open house and light refreshments at 2 pm on Friday, December 5th. Welcome to visit!
Annual influenza vaccination is starting, in October there will be an emphasis on vaccinating people in priority groups. Those not in priority groups will be offered vaccination More › More ›