Welcome to Waterford Health Park
'Your Complete Primary Health Care Service'
Waterford Health Park is an enhanced Primary Care Centre conveniently located on Slievekeale Road, Waterford City, Ireland.
We provide accomodation for the following healthcare services
Family Doctors
Eye Clinic
Pharmacy
Cafe
HSE Primary Care Team
Conference Facilities
Medical Education,
Physiotherapy
Dietician
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Health
Nurses
Prosthetic and orthotic specialist
Counselling psychologist
Reflexologist
Art therapist and a number of other allied health care professionals.
In 2009 the building was developed into Waterford Health Park conserving the building's existing features while additional space was created through the addition of new wings using the latest in sustainable technologies to create a healthy and eco-friendly building taking advantage of solar energy and reusing captured rainwater.
The original building is a protected structure of National importance that has been part of Waterford's fabric since the mid-19th Century having been designed by AWN Pugin, the Gothic architect largely credited for designing Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament at Westminster.
Waterford Health Park provides up to 100 free car parking spaces for patients and visitors.
We have a number of designated wheelchair/disabled, parent and child and expectant mum car parking spaces. The on site cafe and Pharmacy shop are also open to the public. We are fully accessible and wheelchair friendly. We also provide wheelchairs if required. 
Waterford Health Park is part of an international research collaboration called the CARITAS Project. The building is a leading example of 'Generative Space' in the Health Care Setting. The CARITAS Project seeks to transform the future of health and healthcare delivery through the development of strategies and technologies that produce sustainable environments.
Click Here for further information on CARITAS.
The Irish Planning Institute National Planning Awards 2010 were presented at a ceremony in Dublin on Friday 12th February by the Minister for Environment, Heritage and Local Government, Mr John Gormley TD.
The Waterford Health Park was awarded Category (B) Planning Achievement in Conservation Award for the Refurbishment and Extension of Former Presentation Convent as a Primary Health Care Centre. We are delighted with the honour of this award.
Waterford Health Park is featured as a leading example on Conservation Best Practice in The Irish 'Government Policy on Architecture 2009 to 2015 Towards a Sustainable Future : Delivering Quality within the Built Environment'
This award winning facility was designed by dhbArchitects, a Waterford-based practice with extensive experience in the area of high-quality architectural conservation and refurbishment.
Oldest patient first welcomed to Waterford Health Park
Opening Hours
Saturdays 10am - 2pm
Telephone 051 370057
Latest News
Waterford Health Park has been shortlisted for World best building at the World architecture awards 2010
Minister for Health Ms. Mary Harney visits Waterford Health Park 12 th. July 2010
Dr. Miriam Nugent, Dr. Mark Rowe, Ms Mary Harney, Dr. Ita Creavin, Dr. Tony Holohan CMO
Eye Clinic @Waterford Health Park launched by Consultant Ophthalmologist (eye specialist) Dr. Emer Henry.click here for more info
Breastfeeding Support Group
Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the Month 10am -12noon. All welcome. Meet other breastfeeding mothers and enjoy refreshments from the on site cafe.
Coming soon..Art Therapist will be running individual and group art therapy sessions at WHP
Ante Natal Classes Now being run by Claire Bulfin, a Cuidiu antenatal teacher and midwife. Couples welcome. The 1 day weekend course including lunch covers all you need to know for the arrival of your new baby! Call 051/370057 for further details.
Mens Health Book
The Men's Health Book:
Written by Dr. Mark Rowe.
Includes questionnaires and lists of symptoms to look out for.
Covers issues including alcohol, cancer, cholesterol, impotence, exercise, heart disease, stress and the prostrate.
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