How much does your GP charge?

LegacyUser · 17-11-2004 9:19pm #1

Folks, this is not a medical board
but this question is administrative not medical.

How much does you GP charge for a visit?

I'll start the ball rolling.

Cork EUR35

Nuttzz · 17-11-2004 10:06pm

Dublin Northside €38

Oryx · 17-11-2004 10:25pm

Wexford E40

The Muppet · 17-11-2004 10:27pm

Dublin {Swords} €45

journeyman · 17-11-2004 10:37pm

Great thread - I'm looking for a GP at the moment (having just moved form the UK where the GP is paid for out of taxation, rather than at point of service).

If your GP charges less for repeat prescriptions, please specify too.

thanks,

journeyman

Creamy Goodness · 17-11-2004 10:39pm

bray - €45

Chad ghostal · 17-11-2004 11:02pm

Cork 50

embee · 17-11-2004 11:18pm

Ardee, Co Louth - 30 euro.

SprostonGreen · 17-11-2004 11:21pm

Dublin city centre - €45

Tiriel · 17-11-2004 11:22pm

Cork €35 (student rate) €40 otherwise

rmacm · 18-11-2004 12:00am

In college a visit to the doctor is free. In Thurles its 䑄40 minimum

Cheers
Rory

Xcom2 · 18-11-2004 12:48am

Arklow 25 Euro

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Beruthiel · 18-11-2004 8:18am

Chapelizod - 40

neGev · 18-11-2004 8:18am

Cavan - €30
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p.pete · 18-11-2004 8:23am

Reading - Free
(prescriptions are £6.50ish)

Nightshiftguy · 18-11-2004 8:31am

carlow 45

Sleepy · 18-11-2004 9:47am

Stillorgan - €40
Galway - €30

I am MAN · 18-11-2004 10:01am

Dublin 15, 38-40

ven0m · 18-11-2004 10:07am

How much does my GP charge?

Too much!!!!

Although the odd few times he let me off with with either not paying or massive reductions cos I fixed his computer systems & internet access for him

::: ven0mous :::

climaxer · 18-11-2004 10:41am

Waterford - €45 if you have an appointment, if not its €50 to see the emergency doc.

Mr. Presentable · 18-11-2004 10:44am

Tallaght €50.00
But no extras for letters etc

irlirishkev · 18-11-2004 11:28am

Greystones - €40
€25 for a follow up appointment.

WhiteWashMan · 18-11-2004 11:32am

londinium - £0

Chinafoot · 18-11-2004 2:30pm

Balbriggan, Co. Dublin - €40

DerekD Goldfish · 18-11-2004 8:10pm

Dublin south-west E50

tk123 · 18-11-2004 8:16pm

Drumcondra/Glasnevin €40 - same for repeat prescriptions but I get €20 back from VHI.

MickFarr · 03-12-2004 7:00pm

Lucan E40, don't know about repeat prescriptions

eirebhoy · 03-12-2004 7:06pm

[I've removed the name in case something comes up about discrimination if thats possible

] Dublin 2. He charges whatever he feels is fair really. If you're in college he'll charge you around €15. Around €15-20 for an apprentice. I've certainly neve heard of anyone been charged more than €25 by him. He knows his stuff too.

BTW, I had an ingrown toe nail a while back and had to get it removed in the Baggot Street clinic. Its a GP that does it but he didn't charge me anything. He asked me if I had a medical card, I told him no and he said it doesn't matter, its free anyway.

vector · 05-12-2004 11:51am

spannerhead wrote:

Tallaght €50.00
But no extras for letters etc

What is the general story with "medical certs"

Never had to get one myself, but in college people who submit essays late, and want to avoid penalties need them.

is it a letter on headed paper saying "This is to confirm that John SMith was under my care on this date with this condition" or what?

Victor · 05-12-2004 11:57am

vector wrote:

What is the general story with "medical certs"

I imagine you will have 3 types (a) pre-printed type for social welfare with the details to be filled in (b) pre-printed type specific to the doctor's practice for other uses (c) detailed medical reports on headed notepaper that might be from one paragraph to several pages in length.

Regarding charges (a) is paid for by the Department, so you shouldn't be charged. (b) should be included in the consultation charge (c) is likely to incur charge.

How much does your GP charge?

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