The clinic's premises are in Naas, Co. Kildare — about 30 minutes from the M50, with free parking. Dublin patients see Dr Syed Kazmi, Consultant Endocrinologist, by secure video on weekday evenings, or in person at the Naas clinic on Saturdays and Sundays. Same consultant, same fee, self-referral accepted.
Two Options
Secure video or phone consultations most weekday evenings, 16:00–19:00. Suited to thyroid, diabetes, PCOS, testosterone, adrenal, pituitary and calcium problems. Blood tests arranged locally to you.
Saturday and Sunday clinics at Suite 5, Vista Primary Care Clinic, Ballymore Road, Naas, with free on-site parking and full access to examination and on-site tests.
Nearby: Endocrinologist Kildare · Naas
What's Covered
Cardiology for Dublin patients is provided by Dr Kalyar within the same clinic — see Online Cardiologist Ireland.
Getting Here
By car, Naas is about 25–35 minutes from the Red Cow / M50 via the N7/M7 from the south and west of Dublin, and around 45 minutes from the north side outside peak times, with free parking at Vista Primary Care Clinic. By public transport, frequent Dublin Coach and Bus Éireann services connect Dublin city centre with Naas, and Sallins & Naas train station is a short taxi ride from the clinic. Full directions are on the contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
No — the clinic's premises are in Naas, Co. Kildare, at Suite 5, Vista Primary Care Clinic on Ballymore Road. Dublin patients are seen in one of two ways: by secure video or phone on weekday evenings, wherever you are in Dublin, or in person at the Naas clinic on a Saturday or Sunday. The Naas clinic is about 30 minutes from the M50 at the Red Cow, with free on-site parking, which many Dublin patients find quicker and easier than a city-centre hospital appointment.
Naas is roughly 25 to 35 minutes by car from the south and west of Dublin via the N7/M7 from the Red Cow interchange, and around 45 minutes from the north side outside peak times. There is free parking at Vista Primary Care Clinic. By public transport, regular Dublin Coach and Bus Éireann services run between Dublin city centre and Naas, and Sallins train station is a short taxi ride from the clinic.
For most endocrine problems, yes. Thyroid disease, diabetes, PCOS, testosterone concerns, adrenal and pituitary follow-up and calcium disorders are assessed from history and blood tests rather than a physical examination, so a video consultation is clinically equivalent for diagnosis and ongoing management. Blood tests are arranged locally to you in Dublin and reviewed at a short follow-up. Where an in-person examination or an on-site test is genuinely needed, a weekend appointment in Naas is arranged as the next step.
The usual reasons are weekend availability, being seen by the consultant personally at both the first and follow-up appointments, short waiting times compared with the public system, straightforward parking, and the option to combine an in-person visit with online follow-up so repeat trips are not needed. It is a self-pay clinic, with the same fee for in-person and online appointments.
A GP referral is not required — self-referral is accepted — though a referral letter is useful because it provides your history and recent results and can be sent securely through Healthmail. A clinic letter is sent to your GP after every consultation, in person or online, so your Dublin GP can continue shared care and issue or adjust prescriptions locally.
An initial consultant appointment is €230 and a follow-up is €150, the same whether you are seen in person in Naas or online by video. This is a self-pay clinic. Patients with private health insurance may be able to claim outpatient consultant benefits depending on their policy, and should confirm eligibility directly with their insurer before booking.
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Video weekday evenings, or in person in Naas at weekends. €230 initial, €150 follow-up.