Vhi 360 Health Centre
Putting the heart into healthcare
Urgent Care
Vhi 360 Health Centres and Vhi SwiftCare Clinics provide members with access to urgent care for minor injuries and illnesses, 365 days a year.
Our aim is to treat you at your earliest convenience and in the right environment. This may be a telephone consultation with one of our urgent care doctors or nurses or treatment at one of our clinics.
Please be aware we currently offer a walk in service for urgent minor injuries only.
What we treat
We treat
- Suspected fractures and dislocations.
- Sprains and other soft tissue injuries.
- Lacerations that need stitches or dressing.
- Removal of objects from skin and ears.
- Joint, muscle or back pain.
- Wound care.
- Minor burns.
Illness and infection
- Eye and ear conditions.
- Minor infections i.e. UTIs, sinus and more.
- Minor gynaecological issues.
We don't treat
Please be advised to call 999 or 112 for:
- Cardiac or chest pain.
- Loss of consciousness.
- Breathing difficulties.
- Head or neck injuries.
- Anaphylaxis.
- Sepsis.
Injury
- Severe burns.
- Hip, pelvic or thigh bone fractures.
Maternity and infants:
- Maternity and infants under 12 months of age.
Service available:
Urgent dental care
For urgent dental care required out of hours.
Urgent Dental Care
Carrickmines
Service
For urgent dental care such as severe dental and facial pain, dental and soft tissue infections, fractured teeth/tooth, cracked or displaced tooth/teeth, sport related injuries, abscess, root fracture among others.
What to expect
Our out of hours dental team will conduct an assessment, clinical examination and radiographic examination, if indicated. A treatment plan and follow-up will be arranged, if required. Referral to our maxillofacial consultant will take place for those who may require dental surgery.
Appointments
To make an appointment, call 01 448 2450.
Consultations
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.
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.
