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Are there charges for attending the Emergency Department?

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There are no charges if you attend the Emergency Department of a public Hospital once you have a letter from a GP or if the GP rings ahead to let us know that they are sending you into us.  Please make sure you bring the GP letter with you.   If you attend Emergency Department (ED) of a public hospital without a letter from a GP or family doctor will be liable for a Hospital charge of €100. The same applies to EU residents who hold have a valid EHIC card.  You will need to bring that with you to the ED.

I would like to see how my family member /friend is – what phone number should I call?

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Our staff are committed to the protection of patients’ privacy; thus as you will appreciate, that speaking about a patients’ progress must be carefully controlled.

Please remember, while our staff are prepared to help with enquiries at all times, their primary role is the delivery of care to the patient. Unnecessary enquiries should be avoided. One spokesperson from the family should be appointed to contact the Hospital for updates on their relative – that persons name should be given to the ward staff and be recorded on the patients chart if possible.

What are your visiting hours?

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Routine visiting hours are  

  • Monday to Friday from 17:30 to 19:30 
  • Weekends and Public or Bank Holidays from 14:00 to 16:00 and from 17:30 to 19:30 

During routine visiting hours we allow two visitors per patient. We do not allow children under the age of 16 to visit unless in exceptional circumstances such as compassionate visiting or End of Life Care. 

Visiting can sometimes be curtailed or suspended at very short notice for infection control purposes.
 

Is there parking in the Hospital?

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There is a multi-storey carpark available for patient/visitor parking which is operated by Q-Park. This is open 24 hours day. The charges are
•    Up to 1 hour                €2.40
•    Up to 2 hours               €4.80
•    Up to 3 hours               €7.20
•    Up to 24 hours             €9.00

St Joseph’s Hospital Campus

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Under the management of Beaumont Hospital since 2004, St Joseph’s Hospital was originally used as a rehabilitation hospital where patients of the main Hospital recovered following surgery. It now provides non-complex in-patient and day surgery and out-patient services in its own right as well as a rehabilitation unit, with consultants attending from Beaumont. Out-patient services are provided in the Care of the Elderly Day Hospital. There is also residential care provided in the Raheny Community Nursing Unit.

Breast Centre

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The breast service at Beaumont Hospital is now located in the Beaumont Breast Centre which opened in 2022. This wonderful new facility is located in a state of the art building on the Beaumont Campus with all facilities on the one site.

Gynaecology

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The Gynaecology Department at Beaumont Hospital offers comprehensive care for women at all stages of life. Our team of highly skilled consultants and healthcare professionals offer a wide range of services for benign gynaecological conditions.

Upper Gastrointestinal (GI) Surgery

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At Beaumont Hospital, our upper gastrointestinal (GI) service is dedicated to providing comprehensive care for patients with conditions affecting the upper digestive tract. Our multidisciplinary team of specialists’ offers advanced diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical interventions to treat a wide range of disorders involving the oesophagus, stomach, gallbladder, and upper small intestine. We are committed to delivering personalized care that combines cutting-edge technology with a compassionate approach.