Find answers to your common questions below:

Yes, we are accepting new patients. Use our online booking system to book your first appointment. New patients should arrive 15 minutes before their first appointment to complete the necessary paperwork. We have some capacity to accept walk-in patients and visitors with urgent needs. Please get in touch if there are no appointments available online.

You can make an appointment by booking on our website 24/7 or by calling our reception desk on 01 679 8181 during our opening hours

For our most up to date opening hours, please check our homepage.

We encourage patients to make appointments in advance to ensure timely care but we do accept walk-in patients for urgent medical needs. Please be aware that wait times will vary depending on the availability of our medical team.

Please bring any relevant medical documents or test results you may wish to discuss, and a list of current medications. If you are a new patient, please arrive ten minutes early to complete the necessary paperwork.

Yes, you can request to see a specific doctor when scheduling your appointment. However, please note that availability may vary depending on the doctor’s schedule. You can view our doctors’ availability on our online booking system.

Yes, we offer telemedicine appointments for certain medical concerns. You can book a phone or video consultation through our online booking system.

Repeat Prescriptions can be ordered via the link on our homepage. All requests are reviewed by a doctor and are not subject to refund. Please note these requests should be for continuation of medications already prescribed by a doctor in our practice e.g. blood pressure, thyroid and cholesterol lowering medications. Antibiotic treatments and new prescriptions require a doctor consultation. If you have any questions, please contact us by email or phone.

In case of a medical emergency, please dial 112 or 999 or proceed to the nearest emergency department.

We welcome feedback from our patients to continually improve our services. You can provide feedback by completing our online feedback form on our website or by contacting our practice manager directly at office@suffolkstreetsurgery.ie

Yes, we provide a range of vaccinations and immunisations for patients of all ages. Please contact our reception desk for more information or to schedule an appointment for vaccinations.

We offer blood testing only to patients registered with our practice. All blood tests must be requested by a doctor registered with the Irish Medical Council.

Unfortunately, we don’t currently hold a contract to provide services for Medical Card or Doctor Visit Card holders.

A full health checkup tailored to your age group and medical history. It includes a full medical history discussion, lifestyle factors review, addressing specific areas of concern, a full examination, blood testing, ECG (if indicated), and a management plan.

For cholesterol, iron studies, and ferritin, the results are more accurate if you fast, but it’s not always required. You should discuss this with your doctor or get in touch if in doubt.

No, travel vaccines are charged separately and vary in price. Hep A (Avaxim) is €60, Hep B (Engerix B) is €50, Typhoid (Typhim Vi) is €50, Influenza is €30, and Rabies (Verorab) is €75. Availability and pricing of these vaccines is subject to change based on national supplies.

Please refer to the HSE website on Maternity and Infant Care Scheme for the most accurate and up to date information.

If you have any further questions or concerns not addressed in this FAQ, please get in touch with us. Our team is here to assist you with all your healthcare needs.

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