It comes as the hospital is experiencing a very busy period, with a high number of patients requiring admission.
Naas Hospital Management is asking those with non-urgent health concerns to consider alternative healthcare options where appropriate.
It comes as the hospital is experiencing a very busy period, with a high number of patients requiring admission.
Management requests that people with non-urgent concerns visit their local pharmacist, GP, Naas Hospital Injury Unit, or GP out-of-hours service (KDOC).
It says demand is high at present, and some patients with non-urgent symptoms may wait longer as our teams work to identify and treat patients based on clinical need, stressing that anyone requiring urgent or emergency care should attend the hospital or contact emergency services without delay.
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