Our Services
Management of acute presentations and chronic illnesses
- General Health
- Health Promotion and smoking cessation advice
- Immunisations
- ECGs
- 24-hour blood pressure monitoring
- Blood testing
- Ear syringing
- Cryotherapy
- Mirena Coil
- Implanon
- Depo Injection
- Oral contraception
- Antenatal and postnatal care
- STI Screening
- Joint injections
- Employment certificates
HSE Schemes
We participate in a number of HSE Schemes and accept patients who are in receipt of:
- GP Visit Scheme
- Under 8 GP Visit Card
- Over 70 GP Visit Card
- Medical Card holders
- Carers GP Visit Card
To check your eligibility and apply online please contact the HSE GP visit cards – HSE.ie .
We have no responsibility or influence, in relation to the eligibility or awarding of such cards. All enquiries should be directed to the HSE.
Maternity & Infant Care Scheme
- Mother & Baby (Ante Natal/Pregnancy Care)
- Infant Care Services – Under 8 Free GP visits.
- Under 8’s require to be registered with HSE.
Additional Maternity Support services
- Breastfeeding support groups/classes -in house with Dr Aoife De Brún
Cervical Check Scheme
Cervical Check is the national cervical screening programme.
The HSE offers a free cervical screening tests to all women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 65 who live in Ireland.
If you are registered on the cervical check list you will be notified when your next screening test is due. If you receive a letter informing you that your next screening test is due, please contact reception to make an appointment with one of our nurses. Please bring your cervical smear letter with you. This is a free cervical smear that is covered under the scheme. Smears outside of this scheme will be charged.
If you are not registered please apply directly to the HSE to avail of this scheme. More information can be found Cervical Check – HSE.ie
This is a combined medical service provide by your general practitioner and a hospital obstetrician.
- First pregnancy- GP provides an initial exam at 12 weeks
- A further 5 examinations during the pregnancy, altered visits to the maternity unit/hospital.
- Schedule of visits maybe changed depending on your individual circumstances
- If you have any significant illnesses e.g., diabetes or hypertension.
- Care for other illnesses which you may have at this time, but which are not related to your pregnancy, is not covered by the Scheme.
- After the birth, the GP will examine the baby at 2 weeks and both mother and baby at 6 weeks.
- Mothers are entitled to free in-patient and out-patient public hospital services in respect of the pregnancy and the birth and are not liable for any of the standard in-patient hospital charges
- For more information click on Maternity and Infant Care Scheme – HSE.ie
If you have a GP visit card, you don’t have to pay to see your doctor. You will have to pay for medicines and other services.
If you have a medical card, you don’t need a GP visit card.
General GP visit card
Anyone can apply for a GP visit card.
Applications for GP visit cards and medical cards are made through the same system. You will first be assessed for a medical card. If you don’t qualify, you will then be assessed for a GP visit card.
For more information GP visit cards – HSE.ie
All children under 8 years of age living in Ireland can get a GP visit card.
The under 8s GP visit card covers:
- free GP visits
- out-of-hours urgent GP care
- care for children with asthma
Medication costs and hospital charges are not covered.
More information can be found by clicking this link Under 6s GP visit card – HSE.ie
f you are aged over 70 regardless of income you can apply to receive a free GP Visit card.
Click on the HSE link for more detail Over 70s GP visit card – HSE.ie
If you get Carer’s Benefit or Carer’s Allowance, at full or half rate, you can visit your GP for free. For more information Carers GP visit card – HSE.ie
Application forms for these listed schemes can be downloaded from our Forms Section
