01 806 5300

Dublin
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Who owns the number 01 806 5300

According to OpenStreetMap open data, the number 01 806 5300 is listed for Bon Secours Hospital, Glasnevin Hill, D09 YN97 Dublin.

Type of place
Hospital
Address
Glasnevin Hill, D09 YN97 Dublin · Show on map
Website
bonsecours.ie/dublin
Operated by
Bon Secours Health System

Why this hospital might call you

A hospital usually calls about an appointment, an admission or operation date, test results or a relative who is a patient. It may also call to cancel or move an appointment at short notice.

How to check the call

Fraudsters sometimes pose as hospital staff, for example claiming that a relative needs urgent paid treatment, but a real hospital never asks for your PIN, passwords, remote access or payment in gift cards. If in doubt, call back on the number on the hospital's official website.

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Frequently asked questions

Who owns the number 01 806 5300?

According to OpenStreetMap, the number is listed for Bon Secours Hospital, Glasnevin Hill, D09 YN97 Dublin. Hospital.

Why is Bon Secours Hospital calling me?

A hospital usually calls about an appointment, an admission or operation date, test results or a relative who is a patient. It may also call to cancel or move an appointment at short notice. Fraudsters sometimes pose as hospital staff, for example claiming that a relative needs urgent paid treatment, but a real hospital never asks for your PIN, passwords, remote access or payment in gift cards. If in doubt, call back on the number on the hospital's official website.