Vhi 360 Health Centre
Putting the heart into healthcare
Treatment
Treatment is available for minor injuries or illnesses that do not require hospital admission. See our services section below for more details.
Opening times
Phone
9am - 6pmAppointments
8.30am - 9pmServices available:
Physiotherapy
Assessment and treatment of acute and chronic injuries.
Physiotherapy
Service
Our physiotherapy service supports follow-up for our minor injuries clinic. It is designed to assess and treat a range of acute and chronic injuries.
We treat issues including:
• Acute joint sprains and muscle strains (e.g. ankle sprains or calf strains).
• Rehabilitation following fracture healing when cleared by your doctor (e.g. wrist fracture).
• Post-surgical rehabilitation (e.g. total knee replacement).
• Persistent pain from joint or soft tissues problems (e.g. tennis elbow).
All of our chartered physiotherapists are registered with CORU which is Ireland's regulator for multiple allied health professions.
You can book an initial evaluation with one of our team, who will discuss your history, assess the injury and make a treatment plan individualised to your needs.
Treatment involves a range of options, such as guidance on what activities you are allowed to do and prescription of a home exercise programme.
Appointments
By Vhi 360 referral appointment only.
Call 01 448 2450 to make appointment.
Wound care
Internal referral for effective wound care.
Wound care
Service
The aim of the scheduled wound care clinic is to provide high quality, safe and effective wound care to our patients.
What to expect
The clinic offers follow-up care for surgical wound dressings, lacerations, minor burns, cavity wounds, infected wounds and suture removal.
Appointment
Referrals for this service are through our Urgent Care, Hospital@Home or Midwife Support Service.
Acute Injury Clinic
Follow-up care for fractures, dislocations and soft tissue injuries.
Acute Injury Clinic
Service
Consultant-led care managing the needs of those with fractures, dislocations and soft tissue injuries, who were seen in Urgent Care and require follow-up or access to specialist orthopaedic opinion.
What to expect
Referrals are primarily through the Urgent Care centre. Patients are prioritised and treated within the appropriate timeframe based on their presenting diagnosis. The service is available to adults and children from 1 year upwards.
Appointment
Patients attending the AIC will have a consultation with the orthopaedic consultant. Splints/casts will be applied, as indicated, with information provided by the nurse. Where indicated, an onward referral for orthopaedic surgery will be made.
Minor procedures
Treatment for a range of skin conditions.
Minor procedures
Sorry, this service is not available at this location.
Please select another location or contact us for further assistance.
Musculoskeletal(MSK) Clinic
Adults with musculoskeletal injuries.
Musculoskeletal(MSK) Clinic
Sorry, this service is not available at this location.
Please select another location or contact us for further assistance.
Consultations
Flu/Measles/Chickenpox or Mumps symptoms
If you have any viral symptoms (including sore throat, runny nose, headache or fever) or unexplained new rash associated with swollen glands or a temperature, please do not walk in to a clinic - call us to make an appointment.
Face masks are no longer required in healthcare settings. However, you are welcome to wear one and in certain circumstances, patients and staff will be required to do so also.
APPOINTMENT
Book an appointment by calling the number below.
WHAT TO BRING
You will need your policy number.
Please note, we only accept contactless payment at this time.
CHECK-IN
We may ask some screening questions to identify if isolation is required, due to viral symptoms.
A face mask will be provided, if required.
