28th January 2025

New specialist in finance at HSN

Harpa Sif Jónsdóttir has been hired as a financial specialist at HSN, with an office in Sauðárkrókur.

24th January 2025

HSN Blönduós received a grant of ISK 10 million for the implementation of the app Memaxi.

The Healthcare Institution of North Iceland in Blönduós has received funding for the implementation of the smart solution Memaxi, with the aim of promoting telehealth services in its area of operation.

16th January 2025

New Head of Nursing at the Nursing and Residential Department at HSN in Sauðárkrókur

Gudný Hallsdóttir, nurse has been appointed as Head of Nursing and Residential Services at HSN in Sauðárkrókur.

10th January 2025

HSN takes over the operation of the nursing home Sæborg in Skagaströnd.

The Healthcare Institution of North Iceland will take over the operation of the nursing home Sæborg in Skagaströnd from May 1st 2025.

6th January 2025

Three permanent appointments of specialists in general medicine at HSN

We are delighted to announce that the permanent appointment of three specialists in general medical practice at HSN has been completed.

23rd December 2024

Opening hours of HSN clinics during the holidays

Information on opening hours of HSN health care centres during the holidays.

20th December 2024

Christmas Greetings from HSN

Christmas Greetings from HSN staff.

26th November 2024

Congratulations on the day Practical Nurses!

Today, 26 November is the European Day of Practical Nurses, which is held to honour and acknowledge the important contributions of practical nurses around the world.

25th November 2024

Guðrún Dóra Clarke is the new Chief Medical Executive at HSN

Guðrún Dóra Clarke has been appointed as Chief Medical Executive at the Healthcare Institution of North Iceland (HSN). It is planned that Guðrún Dóra will start working soon.

22nd November 2024

Development project “Good to Grow Older” in Dalvík

The Healthcare Institution of North Iceland (HSN), Dalvíkurbyggð and Dalbær Nursing Home in Dalvík are participating in the development project “Good to Grow Older”, which was signed last Thursday in Dalvík.