Your community healthcare service
UPMC Ireland is expanding its healthcare network to enhance access to care for patients in local communities, with a new hybrid cancer centre opening in Limerick in December. The organisation has invested over €400 million in the Irish health system since 2000.
UPMC Ireland is enhancing access to care for patients in local communities through its expanding healthcare network. The organisation has invested over €400 million in the Irish health system since 2000, starting with the UPMC Hillman Cancer Centre. UPMC has acquired several hospitals, including Whitfield Hospital, UPMC Hospital Kildare, and UPMC Sport Surgery Clinic in Dublin. A new hybrid cancer centre, The Limerick Cancer Centre, is set to open in December, providing integrated medical and radiation oncology, clinical trials, and world-class research. UPMC is committed to meaningful collaboration with the Department of Health and the HSE, and is investing heavily in digital transformation and innovation, including an electronic health record system. The organisation aims to be an all-island provider of population-based healthcare.
This content was automatically generated and/or translated by AI. It may contain inaccuracies. Please refer to the original sources for verification.