Dunamanway Community Hospital

Dunamanway Community Hospital
(St. Anthony's)
Dunmanway
Co. Cork

Catherine White Matron

Tel: 023 8845102

Hiqa Reports
http://hiqa.ie/social-care/find-a-centre/nursing-homes/dunmanway-community-hospital

The centre is located in the town of Dunmanway, County Cork. The original two-storey building, built alongside the ruins of the workhouse, was established as a residential centre in 1950. Modernised between 2007 and 2008, resident accommodation is now within a ground floor purpose-built unit. The centre provides long-term, respite, and palliative care for 23 residents.

Dunmanway Community Hospital is a purpose built residential care facility dedicated to providing a secure, safe and homely environment for the patients they care for.

Their primary purpose is to support the older people in Dunmanway Community and catchment area, and their aim is to provide our patients with the most appropriate care which is evidence based and person centred.

Information courtesy of HIQA reports and other sources.


View Larger Map

Residential Care Inspections

A copy of each report can be obtained online at:

http://hiqa.ie/social-care/find-a-centre/nursing-homes/dunmanway-community-hospital

To get further information from HIQA:
Call the advice line: 021 240 9660
Email: [email protected]
Postal Address:
The Office of the Chief Inspector,
Health Information and Quality Authority,
Social Services Inspectorate, 1301 City Gate,
Mahon, Cork.

Public Bed Register: HSE South

Dunamanway Community Hospital | www.irishnursinghomes.eu
Public Nursing Homes Cork

For further information on Irish Nursing Homes in Ireland feel free to check out the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) website.

The address is http://www.hiqa.ie

Below are some links relevant to the nursing home and the healthcare sectors.

What is the Nursing Homes Support Scheme?

The Nursing Homes Support Scheme provides financial support towards the cost of long-term nursing home care. Under the scheme, people who need nursing home care have their income and assets assessed, and then make a contribution towards the cost of their care based on their assessment.

The HSE will pay the rest, if any, of the costs of their care in designated public and approved private nursing homes covered under the scheme. People can choose care in any of the nursing homes included in the scheme provided that the nursing home can cater for the person's particular needs and that it has a place available for the person.


As the budget for this scheme is fixed each year, at times a waiting list for financial support may be in place