GP practices or clinics can provide free cervical screening services to those eligible for screening. This is as part of CervicalCheck, Ireland's national cervical screening programme.
To provide the service:
- at least one doctor in the GP practice or clinic must sign and engage in a contract with CervicalCheck
- any qualified health professionals must register with CervicalCheck if they will be providing screening services
- your GP practice or clinic must operate in a primary care setting
Contract to provide cervical screening services
A contract to provide cervical screening services can only be agreed with a:
- GP
- medical practitioner
- medical or clinical director of a clinic
If you want to enter into a contract with CervicalCheck please see the FAQ’s on how to register which will bring you to the necessary links for contract or contact us at admin@cervicalcheck.ie
You will need to tell us if you are applying as a GP practice or a clinic. We will send you a contract registration pack.
You will need to return a completed contract to us, as well as provide other registration documents.
When we have processed your contract and registration documents, we will contact you to let you know:
- that we have received your documentation
- the date the contract between you and CervicalCheck will begin
Payments
Payment is made directly to the contracted GP or clinic for eligible tests taken by the health professional registered by that GP or clinic.
Register to provide cervical screening services in a non-primary care setting
If you wish to register or change registration details of a non-primary care setting such as Colposcopy clinics, Gynae clinics, Ambulatory gynae clinics, Gynae oncology clinics, SATU clinics, STI/GUM Clinics please contact admin@cervicalcheck.ie directly for advice. You can find more information in the FAQ’s.
Contact the CervicalCheck Programme Office
CervicalCheck Programme Office
PO Box 161,
Limerick
Phone: 061 406500
admin@cervicalcheck.ie