Notice
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If you have tested positive for COVID-19,
you are a close contact or have symptoms please call the hospital on 01 4085200.
Notice
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Notice 😷
Surgical Mask Usage
Surgical masks are no longer mandatory, although healthcare workers women and designated partners may choose to wear them. Surgical masks or respirator masks should be worn by healthcare workers, women and designated partners in all settings where a patient has influenza-like illness, which includes COVID-19.
Respiratory Symptoms
Patients
All admitting patients with respiratory symptoms must be isolated and perform a COVID-19 antigen test. If the test is negative, perform and send a respiratory panel PCR. All Influenza and COVID-19 cases require a follow up PCR (day 5 for COVID-19) if asymptomatic for the previous 48 hours to determine further isolation.
Nominated Support Partner (NSP) is COVID-19 Positive/ Respiratory infection
COVID-19: NSP cannot enter hospital until completing 5 full days of isolation from onset of symptoms or positive test result (whichever comes first) and is asymptomatic for the previous 48 hours.
All other Respiratory Infections: Cannot visit until they are asymptomatic for the previous 48 hours.
In line with public health policy, everyone attending the hospital must wear a mask to protect yourself, other women and our staff, so that we can continue to provide services.
If you have a derogation for wearing a mask, you must provide evidence of this.
Message from Our Master
Professor Michael O'Connell,
Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
If you have symptoms or have tested positive for COVID-19, or if you have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 , please call the hospital before attending. Please call the COVID Screening Desk on 01 408 5068.
Choose The Right Care For You
Our clinics offer tailored care for every stage of a woman’s life, from family planning and maternity to menopause and beyond. Whether you choose Public, Semi-Private, or Private services, we are here to provide expert, compassionate care that supports your health and well-being every step of the way.
Public Clinic
If you are living and working in Ireland and have the PRSI contributions or you have a medical card you can access free maternity and newborn care.
Semi Private Clinic
The semi-private clinic is a fee based option. Most women who choose this clinic use private health insurance to cover costs. .
Private Clinic
There are a number of consultant obstetricians offering services through our private clinic. Antenatal care fees vary between consultants..
Patient Experience
Every patient’s path to diagnosis and treatment is individual. No matter your specific journey, we believe in empowering you to take an active role in your healthcare.
Departments & Services
Help & Support
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Appointments:
All appointments can be directed through Hospital reception: 01 408 5200, 24 hours a day -
Health Insurance:
We operate a direct payment scheme with VHI, Laya Healthcare, Irish Life Health, Garda Medical Aid, ESB, Medical Provident Fund, and Prison Officers Medical Aid. If you are covered by any of these insurers, the relevant insurance forms are signed electronically on your admission to hospital.
Fees:
For more information on Fees - visit our Hospital Charges page -
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The Resource Page:
Browse our collection of patient resources, brochures, and information leaflets—all in one place. Downloadable and easy to access, these documents cover everything from appointments and procedures to maternity, newborn care, and more.
Contact Us
Tel: 01 408 5200
Find Us
The Coombe Hospital
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Location:
Cork St, Dublin, D08 XW7X