IT systems remain compromised, in the wake of the cyber attack on the HSE.
The cyber attack on the HSE in mid-May is continuing to impact connectivity at some Kildare health centre.
The HSE says "Some primary care centres are having problems with phone lines."If you need to phone a centre in your area, ring the mobile number:
Kilnamanagh Tymon Primary Care Centre - 087 414 7598
Russell Centre Tallaght - 087 935 3161
Vista and Blessington Primary Care Centres - 087 956 1356
Athy and Baltinglass Primary Care Centres - 087 612 0099
Newbridge and Kildare Town Primary Care Centres - 086 145 5448
Cellbridge Primary Care Centre - 087 671 1069
Kilcock Primary Care Centre - 086 781 0493
St. Mary’s Naas - 087 346 4183
Likewise, some mental health services are having problems with phone lines
If you need to phone a centre in your area, ring the mobile number:
Mid-East Kildare St.Mary's mental health service Naas - 086 0747 153
Mid-West Kildare mental Health Service, Kildare town primary care centre - 086 0461 808
Meanwhile,all routine outpatient radiology appointments at Naas General Hospital remain cancelled.
The HSE is publishing rolling service up-dates here
If you're attending an emergency department, please bring any patient information you have that could help us. This could be any document that includes:
— HSE Ireland (@HSELive) June 16, 2021
Medical Record Number/Patient Chart Number
A list of your medications
Any discharge summaries from time spent in hospital pic.twitter.com/a1dFClOFR2
Emergency services are operating as normal but the emergency department is very busy. There are delays for patients who need non-urgent care.
The HSE adds "If you have a question, phone 045 849 910. Lines are open Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm."
To access the most up to date information on the cyber attack staff can click the following link please share with your colleagues https://t.co/ivwV89slST
— HSE Dublin South, Kildare & West Wicklow (@HSECHO7) June 14, 2021
Most community health services such as disability, mental health, primary care and older people’s services are operating as normal. Go to any appointments you have at health centres, mental health clinics and disability services unless they are listed as cancelled.
The HSE says "We will contact you if there is any change."
All audiology services remain cancelled.
Adult safeguarding continues on 087 771 0213.
Dental clinics are going ahead, but it may not be possible to provide all planned treatment as staff do not have access to dental records.
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