HSE Ireland

The HSE provides public health and social care services to everyone living in Ireland. Not monitored 24/7. In an emergency dial 999.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@TotalAccessJ @MichealMartinTD Hi Julie,

Thanks for your message

I'm sorry to hear that. You may also wish to leave feedback about your experience through HSE 'Your Service, Your Say'. You can read more information about this process on our website here: https://t.co/DEpvKqWsNW

Kind regards.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@rob_o_parsons Hi Rob, if you are having issues with the HSE Health App please send us a private message and we will try to assist.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@HankJr_315 Hi Rory,

Thanks for your message

Yes, industrial action is ongoing. A further day of strike action is planned for Wednesday, 21 October.

Kind regards.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

Hi Ann,

Thanks for your message

The flu vaccine is free for people aged 60 and older, children aged 2 to 17, pregnant women, healthcare workers, and people aged 6 months and older with certain underlying medical conditions or a weakened immune system. It is also free for carers and household contacts of people with underlying medical conditions, residents of nursing homes and other long-stay facilities, and people who have regular close contact with pigs, poultry or waterfowl.

You can get your free flu vaccine from a participating GP or community pharmacy. Healthcare workers may also be offered vaccination through their workplace, and some children will be offered the nasal spray flu vaccine in school.

https://t.co/X6lKoZpXU1

Kind regards.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

Flu is circulating widely across Ireland. It’s not too late to get vaccinated to help protect you and the people around you.

To check which vaccines are recommended for you, visit our website or talk to a participating GP or pharmacist: https://t.co/Irfa9Ihz7Q

#FluVaccine

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@lara_mcginley Hi Lara,
People with a chronic illness and who are under 65 can get the vaccine now from their GP.
Regards,

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@ainekelly12 Hi Aine, I have checked in with the team here and see the app is currently down for scheduled maintenance. If you can allow a few hours and try accessing it again later in the afternoon.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@jtaylol95 Hi Jane,

Thanks for your message

Could you please send us a private message with some more details? We’ll do our best to help resolve any issues you’re experiencing with the app.

Kind regards.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

Hi Conor,

Thanks for your message

The Nuvaxovid (Novavax) vaccine is currently not available in Ireland.

We are trying to get supplies of the vaccine but we do not know if or when it will become available.

You can phone HSELive at Freephone 1800 700 700 and ask to be contacted when Nuvaxovid (Novavax) becomes available.

https://t.co/EQM6SQtbBU

Kind regards.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

Hi Irene,

Thanks for your message

We are currently experiencing a technical issue that has paused all EHIC plastic card printing.

Your application will still be processed, but no plastic card can be provided until printing resumes.

A Provisional Replacement Certificate (PRC), which provides the same entitlement while abroad will be issued to "Your Messages" and will be valid for 3 months.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Kind regards.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

Are you going on holiday soon?

You can store your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) on the HSE Health App.
You will only see your own cards in the app. If you have EHIC cards for your children, make sure to bring these with you when you travel abroad with them.

Download the HSE Health App here:
App store: https://t.co/IS0OJT7Fge
Google play: https://t.co/B13ucRU5jH

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@ElaineAddams Hi Elaine, we have replied to your private message.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@rebecca_harrod Hi Bex, we have replied to your private message.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

Hi there,

We are currently experiencing a technical issue that has paused all EHIC plastic card printing.
Your application will still be processed, but no plastic card can be provided until printing resumes.

A Provisional Replacement Certificate (PRC), which provides the same entitlement while abroad will be issued to "Your Messages" and will be valid for 3 months. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@Eugenome Hi Eugene,

Yes, it is possible to access these records; however, you would need to speak with the Radiology or Records Department at the hospital directly for further assistance.

Kind regards.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@DavidGr12185197 Hi David, can you send us a private message with some more details so we can assist please?

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@oranje_1979 Hi Shane, thanks for letting us know. Can you send some more details over via private message so we can flag this to the team?

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

@La_Riverain Hi there, you would need to speak to the unit directly to discuss their policies and any reasoning behind these.

[HSE Ireland @HSELive]

Hi there,

Thanks for your message

I’m sorry to hear about your experience. I’d recommend leaving your feedback with HSE 'Your Service, Your Say'. This is our official service for feedback and complaints. You can find more information about the process on our website here: https://t.co/AmiI3Irz8b

Kind regards.