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Kotihoidon Organisaatiokaavio 11.1.2013 Eteläinen 24.10.2012 Itäinen 25.10.2012 Kaakkoinen 24.10.2012 Keskinen 24.10.12 Lounainen 24.10.2012 Läntinen 24.10.2012 Pohjoinen 11.1.2013 kotihoitoyksikkö kotihoitoyksikkö kotihoitoyksikkö kotihoitoyksikkö kotihoitoyksikkö kotihoitoyksikkö kotihoitoyksikkö vs. khp Seija Polvi vs. khp Eeva Raulos khp Jaana Nummijoki khp Pirjo Tolkki khp Pirjo Väisänen vs. khp Jaana Heikkuri khp Eeva Sandelin Lähipalvelualueet Lähipalvelualueet 10 Lähipalvelualueet Lähipalvelualueet Lähipalvelualueet Lähipalvelualueet Lähipalvelualueet 10 yhteensä yhteensä 11 yhteensä 11 yhteensä 8 yhteensä 10 yhteensä 11 yhteensä Vironniemi 1 Jakomäki 1 Herttoniemi 1 Kallio 1 Töölö 3 Munkkiniemi 1 Malmi 1 Katajanokka, Suomen- Jakomäki, Heikinlaak- Herttoniemi, Siilitie Linjat Keskinen Töölö, Munkkiniemi, Lehtisaari, Ylä-Malmi linna, Kruununhaka so,Suurmetsä Kuusisaari Herttoniemi 2 Kallio 2 Töölö 4 Malmi 2 Vironniemi 2 Puistola 1 Kulosaari, Hiihtomäentie Hakaniemi ,Merihaka Pohjoinen Töölö Munkkiniemi 2 Ala-Malmi, Sepänmäki Ullanlinna, Kruununhaka Puistola, Tapulikaupunki Munkkivuori, Tali Herttoniemi 3 Kallio 3 Vallila 2 Maunula 1 Viiskulma 1 Suutarila 1 Roihuvuori Torkkelinmäki Länsi-Pasila Haaga 3 osa Länsi-Pakilaa, osa Hietalahti, Punavuori Suutarila, Siltamäki, Töy- Tolari, Pakkala Maunulaa rynummi Herttoniemi 4 Kallio 4 Laakso 1 Viiskulma 3 Portimopolku-Susitie, Harju, Sörnäinen Ruskeasuo, Haaga 4 Maunula 2 (ruotsinkielinen koho) Myllypuro 1 Herttoniemenranta Lassila osa Maunulaa Eira, Kamppi, Kruununha- Myllypuro Kallio 5 Laakso 3 ka, Töölö Laajasalo 1 Sörnäinen, Vallila Pikku Huopalahti, Haaga 5 Oulunkylä 1 Myllypuro 2 Laajasalo itä, Hevossalmi, Niemenmäki Hopeatie osa Oulunkylää, Patola, Viiskulma 4 Itäkeskus, Puotinharju, Jollas, Santahamina, Kallio 6 osa Maunulaa Punavuori, Eira Marjaniemi Yliskylä (eteläosa) Alppila Haaga 1 Pitäjänmäki 1 Etelä-Haaga Konala Oulunkylä 2 Töölö 1 Kontula 1 Laajasalo 2 Vallila 1 osa Oulunkylää, osa Itä- Ruoholahti, Arkadia Mellunmäki, Vesala Laajasalo länsiosa, Tam- Vallila, Itä-Pasila Haaga 2 Pitäjänmäki 2 Pakilaa, Veräjämäki, misalo, Yliskylä pohjois- Riistavuori, Pitäjänmäki Veräjälaakso Töölö 2 Kontula 2 osa) Vallila 3 Etu-Töölö Kontula, Vesala Hermanni Yhdistetty yökotihoito Kannelmäki 1 Paloheinä 1 Itäkeskus 2 Kannelmäki Paloheinä, osa Itä- Lauttasaari 1 Kontula 3 Puotila, Vartioharju, Var- Koskela 1 Pakilaa, osa Länsi- Itäinen Lauttasaari Sipoon liitosalue, Fall- tiokylä Koskela Malminkartano 1 Pakilaa, Torpparinmäki backa Malminkartano Lauttasaari 2 Vuosaari 1 Koskela 2 Pihlajamäki 1 läntinen Lauttasaari Kivikko 1 Keski - Vuosaari Käpylä Muurimestari 1 osa Pihlajamäkeä Kivikko, Kurkimäki Hakuninmaa, Maununne- Lauttasaari 3 Vuosaari 2 Koskela 3 va Pihlajamäki 2 Pohjois-Lauttasaari, Kivikko 2 Meri – Rastila, Merikortti- Kumpula, Toukola, Arabia Tapanila, osa Pihlajamä- (ruotsinkielinen koho): Yläkiventie, Sakara, tien alue, Rastila keä, osa Viikkiä Lauttasaari Kontulankaari Vuosaari 3 Pukinmäki 1 Kallahti, Aurinkolahti Pukinmäki, Savela Vuosaari 4 Viikki 1 Keski-Vuosaari eteläosa Pihlajisto, Viikinmäki, Viikki (Latokartano).
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