Covid-19 Vaccine Portal is now open for those aged 40-69

Please register immediately with the HSE Portal
www2.hse.ie/screening-and-vaccinations/covid-19-vaccine/get-the-vaccine/getting-your-vaccine/

The practice is not in a position to offer an alternative for those aged 60-69 or those aged 40-59 who are not in cohort 4 & 7.  Please do not phone reception regarding this issue as we need to keep the phone lines clear for all Urgent Medical Emergencies.  If you have a query as to whether you meet the criteria for Cohort 4 & 7, please email us at

windmillvacquery@gmail.com

Cohort 4 & 7 aged between 18-59

All 1st Vaccinations for our Patients in the above Cohorts have been completed.  Patients were assigned vaccines in line with the list of inclusion criteria by the HSE which enabled us to determine the patients eligible for vaccination for the vaccines we were provided with.

The Windmill Medical Centre is bound by the National Guidelines with respect to vaccine administration.  Vaccines will be made available to patients as per HSE guidelines only.

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If you recently arrived into Ireland from abroad

https://www2.hse.ie/conditions/coronavirus/recently-arrived-into-ireland-from-britain.html

Home Isolation & Quarantine Guidelines

Coronavirus COVID-19 - How we are operating

The Windmill Medical Centre remains open throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. We have put protocols in place to ensure the safety of patients and staff in line with Public Health guidelines.  We have changed the way we manage

GP consultations.  Initially, you will have a telephone consultation and then the doctor will arrange an examination at the surgery, if medically necessary.  To comply with Public Health guidelines your visit to the surgery will be less than 15 minutes as your medical history will have been taken at the telephone consultation.  Please be aware that Telephone Consultations will be charged at a lower rate of 50 euros for non medical card holders.

We will continue to deal with everyday medical issues that occur during this period including routine pregnancy care, childhood vaccinations, and urgent blood tests/investigations.  

We understand that this is a very challenging time.  Your patience is appreciated while we adjust to this new working environment.

If you cannot get through to the surgery and it is an emergency please call 999  or 112 for an urgent ambulance.