National Centre for Hereditary Coagulation Disorders

What we do

The NCHCD offers a service to patients with a wide range of bleeding and clotting disorders on an in-patient and outpatient basis, from investigation and diagnosis, to long-term management of severe coagulation disorders. The centre provides comprehensive care with a multidisciplinary approach to include; nursing, physiotherapy, social work, counselling and dentistry.

Contact Details

Phone:  (01)  416 2141 /  (01) 416 2142
Fax: (01)  410 3570

Postal address:
National Centre for Hereditary Coagulation Disorders,
St James’s Hospital,
Dublin 8.

Haemostasis & Thrombosis Clinic

Consultants

Appointment Instructions

When a new patient appointment is made the patient will be contacted with an appointment letter and map of our exact location.   All new patients will be seen within six weeks or earlier if required.  All clinics are Consultant led.   All patients receive a reminder of their appointment by text message, if a mobile number has been provided.  All return appointments are made at reception before the patient leaves the clinic.  Rescheduled or cancelled appointments can be arranged by phoning the centre.

Referral Procedures

Patient referral letters are forwarded by post or fax to the centre.  Queries are taken by phone to members of the medical and nursing team.