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Welcome to St. Vincent's University Hospital

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Visiting Times

Visiting guidelines remain in place for your safety and the safety of our patients and staff. Please visit our dedicated page for further information.

Find out about our patient property drop-off service.

Useful Numbers

General Enquiries
(01) 221 4000
Admissions
(01) 221 4643
Emergency Department
(01) 221 4358
Patient Accounts
(01) 221 4439

Directions

Our hospital is located in Elm Park, Dublin 4

Plan your journey to the hospital with our handy map tool

If you wish to drive please read about our parking options.

Hospital Map

It’s not always easy to find your way around St. Vincent’s University Hospital.

Our interactive hospital map is there to help and guide you in the right direction.

For Visitors

For Patients

For GPs

Emergency Department

Find out more and meet the team behind one of Ireland’s busiest emergency departments.

Careers

Interested in following a career at St. Vincent’s University Hospital? Learn more about our medical, nursing and admin opportunities.

News

Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, visits St. Vincent’s University Hospital’s Virtual Ward

Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, visited St. Vincent’s University Hospital on the 2nd April to witness the impact of our pioneering Virtual Ward initiative. Since its launch in July 2024, the Virtual Ward has treated over 500 patients and saved 3,820 bed days, offering a safe and efficient alternative to inpatient care. The Minister's visit highlights the transformative potential of virtual care in reshaping Ireland’s healthcare landscape.

Ground-breaking spinal cord stimulator procedure restores movement and sensation to paralysed patient

An 18-year-old patient who was paralysed from the waist down has regained movement and sensation in his legs following a world-first spinal cord stimulator procedure at St. Vincent’s University Hospital. Performed by Prof. Kirk Levins in collaboration with a U.S. research team, the pioneering technique has delivered extraordinary results. This breakthrough offers new hope for spinal injury patients previously told they would never walk again.

EDITH celebrates 5 years of pioneering Emergency Care in the home

St. Vincent’s University Hospital has marked the 5th anniversary of EDITH (Emergency Department in the Home), a pioneering service delivering emergency care to older adults in their own homes. Since 2020, EDITH has provided over 11,000 community-based patient reviews, easing pressure on emergency departments. The service continues to grow, with plans to expand to a 24/7 model.

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