Waterford Regional Hospital
Dunmore Road
Waterford
Tel: (051) 848000
Fax: (051) 848572

Visiting Times:
Daily: 2pm-4pm
Evening: 6.30pm–8.30pm

Waterford Regional Hospital is built on the site of the former Ardkeen Hospital. The new hospital was incrementally constructed between 1988 and the mid 1990’s. The current layout consists of one main building and seven smaller external (former Ardkeen hospital) buildings.

The main building accommodates all the wards, the Regional Department of Laboratory Medicine, diagnostic services including the Dept of Radiology, Cardiac Diagnostic Dept and Endoscopy Dept, 10 outpatient suites, the Pharmacy Dept, catering services, the regional Laundry service, Medical Records Dept, the Hospital Chapel and the administration section. A spacious main foyer has a restaurant and a shop.

We are one of the eight cancer centres of the HSE National Cancer Control Programme (NCCP) and one of two centres in the HSE South Network.  We provide cancer services chiefly to people who live in Waterford, Wexford, Kilkenny and South Tipperary.

Our cancer services include tests to diagnose cancer, surgical cancer treatments, oncology consultations, chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments (St Lukes Hospital, Dublin, Whitfield Hospital, Waterford and Cork University Hospital).

Number of Beds:
In-Patient: 474
Day: 63
Total: 537

Patient's General Information

Departments

How to get here

The Irish Hospice Foundation established a national programme to mainstream hospice principles in hospital practice.  It focuses on four key themes generated from a pilot project: Integrated Care; Communication; Dignity & Design; Patient Autonomy. Waterford Regional Hospital is participating in this programme.

For more information please visit www.hospicefriendlyhospitals.net

The Population FactFile section contains Health Status Profiles for all Counties in Ireland – with information on population numbers, births, age profiles and more.

Click here to view the full Population FactFile for County Waterford