NEW PATIENT REGISTRATION
PLEASE FOLLOW ADVISE FROM PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE HSE IN THIS CRITICAL TIME
DOCTOR VISIT CARDS
Under 6, Over 70, Carers can register on www.gpvisitcard.ie
Medical Card Holders: If you have a Medical Card or GP Visit Card they will automatically be registered for this new scheme.
Non-Medical Card Holders: If you do not have a Medical Card or GP Visit Card you must register them for this new scheme.
How to Register for Non-Medical Card Holders
- Go to www.gpvisitcard.ie and follow the steps on the HSE website. You will need the PPS number of the child or children you wish to register and also the PPS number of the child's Parent/Guardian
- Select your current GP and practice from the list
- You will be notified by the HSE within 3 \ 4 days after you have been registered for the scheme
When you log in to register your child with your current practice you will see a list of doctors from your practice.
MINOR SURGERY
Minor Surgery procedures available
At Maryville Surgery we provide a diverse range of minor surgical treatments in a dedicated clinic. Patients are awake for the procedure and can return home after the procedure and any observation period are complete. Treatments include -
- Mole Biopsy and Excision
- Suturing of Cuts and Lacerations
- Ingrown Toenail Removal
- Drainage of Infected Glands
- Skin Biopsy and Removal of Skin Tags
- Wart and Verruca Removal (Cryotherapy)
- Excision of Cysts
- Cryotherapy to Skin Tags , warts , verruca,sun damage skin lesions
Moles or lesions that are removed are all sent to the laboratory in the hospital for analysis. Because we are a General Practice and not a hospital it will be up to the doctor to decide if your lesion is suitable for removal on the premises. This initial visit for assessment may incur a cost that is not covered by your insurance.
Most Minor Surgical procedures are covered by / reimbursable from all Major Medical Insurers.
WINTER FLU ADVICE
Flu injection clinics starting in September
Flu vaccine protects against the flu, so people in risk groups, including pregnant women, should make sure they get the vaccine every year - keep it in mind.
You can access our flu advice and public information messages by choosing from the options below:
Most people who get the flu are able to self medicate and be looked after at home, with rest and plenty of fluids. However, as had been anticipated, this winter some people were hospitalised as a result of their illness.