At Klíníkin, there are four operating theatres equipped with the latest devices and equipment that meet the strictest standards of the international scientific community. We are the country's only privately run healthcare institution licensed to operate an inpatient ward, which enables us to perform larger procedures than would otherwise be possible. No expense is spared there to ensure that people feel as comfortable as possible while recovering from surgery.
Our vision is the best possible quality of life for every patient. The goal of all healthcare services is to achieve the best possible quality of life for each patient. Many thus recover completely after treatment, while others are given the opportunity for an improved quality of life even if the disease does not disappear.
Our values
We who work at Klíníkin Ármúla uphold the following core values in our work.
Where to find us
Contact us
Email us:
app.medalia.is/klinikin/care
Give us a call:
Location:
Ármúla 7–9, 108 Reykjavík
Opening hours:
Mon–Fri 07:30–16:00
The phone line closes at 15:00 on Fridays
Owners
Klíníkin is owned by the healthcare professionals who work there. No dividends have been paid to shareholders.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of Klíníkin consists of Gestur Jónsson, Chairman, Birkir Hólm Guðnason, Hjálmar Þorsteinsson, Jóhannes Árnason, and Kristján Skúli Ásgeirsson. Alternate board members are Hrólfur Einarsson and Hjörtur Brynjólfsson.
Laws and regulations
Klíníkin Ármúla operates in accordance with the laws and regulations that apply to such activities in Iceland:
Act on Health Services No. 40/2007
Act on patients' rights No. 74/1997
Act on patient insurance No. 111/2000
Act on medical devices No. 16/2001
Regulation No. 1265/2007 on the share of health insured patients in the costs of healthcare services
Regulation No. 763/2000 on the insurance of health service providers according to Act No. 111/2000 on patient insurance.
Regulation No. 786/2007 on the Medical Director of Health's supervision of health service operations and minimum professional requirements
Regulation No. 934/2010 on medical devices
Regulation No. 936/2011 on active, implantable medical devices
The Directorate of Health's control and quality department checklist on surgical safety from 2013.
Act on data protection, see also the company's Privacy Policy.
