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Falcarragh Primary Care Physiotherapy Outpatients Department, located at Falcarragh Community Hospital, will temporarily relocate to the Dunfanaghy Primary Care Centre, due to refurbishment works being undertaken in the hospital.
Primary Care Physiotherapy Services will be delivered from Dunfanaghy Primary Care Centre at Kill, F92 T2XR.
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The service can be contacted at Tel 074 98 98425 / 074 9898424, The services have communicated with affected service users advising them on which centre to attend for an appointment and notified all other stakeholders of the relocation.
Inpatient physiotherapy services will continue to be provided in the hospital for those who require rehabilitation support.
HSE West and North West would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused as a result these upgrade works.
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