Referring patients to the Eating Disorders Programme

At St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, our Eating Disorder Service provides outpatient, day, inpatient and aftercare services.

Service users are provided with the appropriate level of care depending on their severity and stage of recovery. Treatment needs are routinely evaluated by the team and collaborated with the service user from the point of entry to discharge from the service. 

Our adult Eating Disorders Service provides care for service users over the age of 18 with:

  • Anorexia nervosa
  • Bulimia nervosa
  • Other specified feeding and eating disorder (OSFED)
  • Binge eating disorders.

Referrals

Referrals to St Patrick's Mental Health Services can be made through the channels below.

eReferrals

eReferrals can be made electronically through either:

  • Healthlink 
  • your GP Practice IT Management System (such as Socrates or HealthOne).

Choose "St Patrick's Mental Health Services" from the private hospital list and select "Psychiatric Referral Service" from departments.

Our Referrals and Assessment Service team will respond to a completed referral.

Quick guides to eReferrals are available here.

Referral forms

We have an adult referral form and adolescent referral form available for download.

Completed referral forms can be emailed securely through Healthmail to our own Healthmail referrals address, referrals@stpatricks.ie

We will get in touch directly with either the referrer or the person being referred to discuss the referral.

Queries

For further enquiries relating to referrals, you can contact the Referral and Assessment Service.

Referral forms

Referral forms

Contact numbers

Contact numbers

General queries
01 249 3200

Referral and Assessment Service
01 249 3635

Get information about referrals and services

Our Referrals and Assessment Service team can help GPs with queries about our services and referrals.

01 249 3635 Contact our referrals team

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