Our aim is to deliver the highest quality of care to our patients, excellent training to our students and a friendly, stimulating and professional environment for staff.
The information on this site is organised to meet the needs of different types of users. All suggestions for improvement are gratefully received.
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For information on the Patient Advisory Liaison Service (PALS) please click here
See HERE for phone numbers of Wards & Units
See HERE for enhanced visiting arrangements
Information for Patients on arrangements for attending Appointments in Beaumont Hospital, St Joseph’s Hospital Raheny & OMNI Outpatient Centre
All elective services for patients that need to attend the hospital for scheduled appointments and procedures are running as normal with some exceptions.
Where appropriate, we are continuing to offer telephone and video virtual out-patient consultations to patients, especially for patients with long term conditions who require ongoing management and may not need to attend for their consultation in person.
It is very important that you do not attend for your appointment if you have a temperature or are feeling unwell. Please phone the number on you appointment letter to reschedule
This link outlines what you should expect if you have to come to Beaumont Hospital - http://www.beaumont.ie/opd
Only one visitor per patient is allowed during our routine visiting hours and children under the age of 16 years are not permitted to visit except in exceptional circumstances.
End of life care and compassionate visiting is only permitted at the discretion of the Clinical Nurse Manager.
Visitors must adhere to hand hygiene practices and wear a face mask/covering at all times.
Visitors can also take an antigen test prior to attending the hospital as an additional protective measure.
Routine visiting
Exceptional visiting
Exceptional visiting due to End of Life care or vulnerable patients whereby time is not restricted. Visiting must be pre-arranged in agreement with the Clinical Nurse Manager of the ward/unit and only patients who are listed for exceptional visiting will have visitors permitted. Please contact the ward directly and speak to the Clinical Nurse Manager.
Visitors must adhere to hand hygiene practices and wear a face mask/covering at all times.
Please note that as there is an increase prevalence of COVID-19 and Influenza in the hospital and the community, suspended visiting can change each day and it is therefore advisable to check with the Ward Nurse Manager / Nurse in Charge each day before visiting the hospital. Please do not attend the hospital to visit if you are unwell.
Thank you for your cooperation