** TELEPHONE 061 202 534 **
Student Health Matters!
Please note!!
The Student Health Centre is located in block C, level M, in the main building and provides a service for University of Limerick registered students only.
The Student Health Centre is an urgent care/advisory service and deals with all general health issues as they present. Our services include access to: doctor (GP), nurse, contraceptive clinic, sexual health clinic and physiotherapy.
Any students with a long term medical condition which requires regular follow up should register with a local GP, as the Student Health Centre is not a GP service. For information regarding local GPs, please email Ria.Toland@ul.ie.
The Student Health Centre is part of the Student Affairs Division which provides a comprehensive range of professional administrative and support services to the entire university campus.
Due to building works the Student Health Centre is closed for bookings until further notice. For appointments during office hours, please contact Dr Ronan Ryder’s Surgery – Old Windmill Medical Centre, Lower Gerald Griffin Street, Limerick, Tel: 061 313 919. Dr Ryder offers a student rate of €40 for a standard consultation.
For urgent out of hours appointments please contact Limerick Doc on 087 755 1570. They are available weekdays after 5pm and are open 24 hours on weekends and bank holidays. Please note - Medical card holders must be registered with a Limerick based GP in order to avail of this out of hours service under the GMS scheme.
For all other enquiries please email Ria.Toland@ul.ie.
Strict infection prevention and control protocols have been implemented in the Student Health Centre to ensure everyone’s safety during the pandemic. Please note the following changes to the way we operate:
Face to face and telephone consultations: We now offer a mixture of face to face and telephone consultations.
Bookings: Appointments may only be booked by telephoning 061 202 534. They cannot be booked via email or by calling to the Student Health Reception. No walk in appointments will be available.
Payments: Payments must be made at the time of booking your appointment, over the phone.
Receipts: Receipts can be sent to your UL email account. Please request a receipt when booking your appointment.
Self check-in: At the time of your appointment, you are required to check yourself in so that the medical team know that you have arrived. Please go directly to the Student Health Centre waiting room and use the laptop to check-in. Please see below for detailed directions on how to find the waiting room.
Prescriptions: All prescriptions are now sent electronically to the pharmacy of your choice.
Student Health Centre Reception: Walk-in bookings can no longer be facilitated at the Student Health Centre Reception. To make a booking, please ring 061 202 534. If you have a general query which is not booking related, please email Ria.Toland@ul.ie.
In line with the current Covid-19 restrictions we have had to make some alterations to our procedures:-
When ringing, please state what specific type of consultation you wish to book e.g. general doctor, contraceptive clinic, STI, physiotherapy etc.
**NB!! PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND FOR AN APPOINTMENT IF YOU HAVE ANY COVID19 SYMPTOMS OR CONCERNS, IF YOU ARE WAITING FOR THE RESULTS OF A COVID19 TEST OR IF YOU ARE FEELING UNWELL GENERALLY.**
The Student Health Centre is located in the Main Building in block C, level M. Our waiting room does not have a number but it is located opposite office door number CM046.
Directions for finding the waiting room are as follows:
Enter the Main Building via the glass ski slope front. Take the stairwell to the right up to the next level (level O). Veer right and follow the corridor round to the next stairwell and follow the stairwell up to the mezzanine level. At the top of the stairwell turn right, then immediately turn left, turn right and the waiting room will be on your right hand side.
Medical card holders may use their cards for prescription purposes and can avail of a reduced rate of €10 for the STI and contraceptive clinics. For all other services the normal charges will apply. Local students with medical cards are advised to visit their own GP. Non-local students with medical cards are advised to register with a local GP. Please state when booking an appointment that you have a medical card.
In order to avail of our out of hours service (Limerick Doc) under the GMS scheme, medical card holders must be registered with a Limerick based GP.
For information on I grade applications please click here.
The confidential treatment of health information and health records is a professional obligation of all staff of the Student Health Centre. All consultations are treated in the strictest confidence and no information is given to others without written permission.
For further information please see our Privacy Statement.
