Sundbybergs ungdomsmottagning provides specialized, confidential healthcare for young people aged 12 to 22. The clinic focuses on making healthcare accessible, approachable, and non-judgmental. Young people can seek help for issues such as sexual health, mental well-being, reproductive health, and general health matters. The services are delivered by a team of professionals, including doctors, nurses, midwives, and counselors, ensuring that each patient receives the support they need in a safe and comfortable environment.

• Sexual and Reproductive Health:

  • Contraception advice, STI testing, and sexual health counseling.

• Mental Health Services:

  • Support for mental health challenges such as stress, anxiety, depression, and coping with life changes.

• General Health Services:

  • Routine check-ups, vaccinations, and general health consultations for young people.

• LGBTQ+ Support:

  • Providing confidential advice and support related to sexual orientation and gender identity.

• Pregnancy and Family Planning:

  • Guidance on pregnancy options, family planning, and sexual education.

Sundbybergs ungdomsmottagning is dedicated to providing high-quality care to its patients, adhering to national standards for youth healthcare. The clinic is part of UMO, which is a trusted network for adolescent healthcare in Sweden. Patient confidentiality is a top priority, and the clinic fosters an environment where young individuals can comfortably seek help without judgment. The clinic’s professional staff members are trained to handle sensitive issues with care, compassion, and expertise.

Vision:
To be a leading healthcare provider for young people, offering accessible, compassionate, and professional care tailored to the needs of adolescents, fostering healthy lives and positive well-being.

Mission:
To provide youth-friendly healthcare services that address the physical, mental, and emotional needs of young people, ensuring they receive the care and support they need during their formative years. We aim to empower youth to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.

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