March saw the highest number of people receiving intensive care for coronavirus of the pandemic so far.
Hospital intensive care units received a total of 133 coronavirus patients, surpassing a previous peak of 115 reached in April last year.
On Wednesday there were a total of 172 patients in Finnish intensive care units, 50 of whom were being treated for coronavirus, down from a recent peak of 64.
30 of the patients in ICU on Wednesday were in the Helsinki and Uusimaa HUS hospital district.
There are 273 ICU beds in Finland, meaning around 100 of them are currently free.
According to data from the National Intensive Care Coordination Office the last week of March saw a slight decrease in ICU patients with coronavirus, although it remains to be seen if the downward trend will continue.