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Saolta University Health Care Group How to pay a bill Unfortunately our online payment system is not working at the moment but there are a number of ways for patients to make a payment: Telephone payments are also accepted and the telephone contact details for each hospital are listed below: Phone Hospital Opening Times Days Number 09:30am to Monday to Galway University Hospitals (091) 54 4304 5.00pm Friday Letterkenny University (074) 91 09:00am - Monday to Hospital 23508 5:00pm Friday (094) 90 09:15am to Monday to 42310 5:00pm Friday Mayo University Hospital (094) 90 Out of Office Monday to 42380 hours Sunday (090) 96 09:30am to Monday to Portiuncula University Hospital 48231 04:30pm Friday Roscommon University (090) 66 09:00am - Monday to Hospital 32269 4:00pm Friday (071) 91 09:00am - Monday to Sligo University Hospital 74532 5:00pm Friday You can also pay by cheque. Cheques should be made payable to the Health Service Executive. You can pay your bill by cheque in person or you can post it to the relevant hospital. Hospital Address Galway University Hospitals Newcastle Rd, Galway, H91 YR71 Letterkenny University Tirconaill House, Kilmacrennan Rd, Ballyboe Glencar, Letterkenny, Co. Hospital Donegal Hospital Address Mayo University Hospital Westport Rd, Curragh, Castlebar, Co. Mayo Portiuncula University Hospital Dunlo, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, H53 T971 Roscommon University Athlone Rd, Ardsallagh More, Roscommon, F42 AX61 Hospital Sligo University Hospital The Mall, Rathquarter, Sligo, F91 H684 Please write the patient’s hospital number and invoice number on the back of the cheque and complete the remittance slip attached to the invoice. You can also pay by postal or money order. Please write crossed “A/C Payee” across the order and make it payable to the Health Service Executive. You can also pay by postal or money order in person or post to the relevant hospital: Hospital Address Galway University Hospitals Newcastle Rd, Galway, H91 YR71 Letterkenny University Tirconaill House, Kilmacrennan Rd, Ballyboe Glencar, Letterkenny, Co. Hospital Donegal Mayo University Hospital Westport Rd, Curragh, Castlebar, Co. Mayo Portiuncula University Hospital Dunlo, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, H53 T971 Roscommon University Athlone Rd, Ardsallagh More, Roscommon, F42 AX61 Hospital Sligo University Hospital The Mall, Rathquarter, Sligo, F91 H684 Please put the patient’s hospital number and invoice number on the back of the postal or money order and complete the remittance slip attached to the invoice. You can also pay at the Patient Accounts Cash Office in the hospital and their contact details are listed below: Phone Opening Hospital Email Address Number Times 09:30am to Galway University Hospitals (091) 54 4304 [email protected] 5.00pm Letterkenny University (074) 91 09:00am - [email protected] Hospital 23508 5:00pm (094) 90 09:15am to 42310 5:00pm Mayo University Hospital [email protected] (094) 90 Out of Office 42380 hours Portiuncula University (090) 96 09:30am to [email protected] Hospital 48231 04:30pm Roscommon University (090) 66 09:00am - [email protected] Hospital 32269 4:00pm (071) 91 09:00am - Sligo University Hospital [email protected] 74532 5:00pm .

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