Enniscorthy Guardian

Wexford Bus team up with Whitfield

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WEXFORD Bus has partnered with UPMC Whitfield, the largest private hospital in the South East, to promote ease of access to quality healthcare services for patients across the region.

The partnershi­p will see buses operating between Wexford and Dublin, Carlow and Waterford bear the UPMC Whitfield logo and colours, and highlight the availabili­ty of a dedicated centre of medical excellence for patients in the region – with the Wexford to Waterford service terminatin­g at UPMC Whitfield.

UPMC Whitfield has over 50 expert consultant­s working across a range of specialtie­s, including radiothera­py, cardiology, orthopaedi­cs, ophthalmol­ogy, oncology / haematolog­y, radiology, ear, nose and throat, gynaecolog­y, urology and general surgery. These are supported by a wider team of 180 dedicated medical, nursing and administra­tion staff to ensure the 70-bed hospital offers patients the right care, in the right way, at the right time – in a first-class facility that is close to home.

Wexford Bus connects the major towns and cities across the South East. Its buses travel from Wexford to Waterford, Carlow and Dublin city and airport, and between Arklow, Wicklow and Dublin city and airport. Wexford Bus also connects all the key towns along its routes.

David Beirne, CEO at UPMC Whitfield, said: ‘We’re committed to supporting patients and communitie­s in the South East, and are proud to be collaborat­ing with Wexford Bus to highlight the great transport and health services in the region.

‘Wexford Bus’s services offer patients easy access to some of the best medi- cal profession­als and facilities in the country, and we’re looking forward to working with them.’

Brendan Crowley, Managing Director of Wexford Bus said: ‘We are delighted to have partnered with UPMC Whitfield. When developing our routes and schedules, we strive to accommodat­e our passengers by bringing them to the key health, education and commercial centres on the route.

‘Our service between Wexford, New Ross and Waterford terminates at UPMC Whitfield to facilitate the ever-increasing number of passengers from the southeast who are attending appointmen­ts for a wide range of excellent healthcare services. Wexford Bus started operating between Wexford and Waterford at the end of 2015 and now operates up to eight daily services in each direction.’

Wexford Bus is owned and operated by Wexford-based Brendan and Lorene Crowley and was establishe­d in 1996. The aim was to operate a service around Wexford Town and the surroundin­g towns and villages. In 2007 the express service between Wexford and Dublin was launched. In 2015, the service between Wexford and Waterford via New Ross was introduced, and in 2018, the service for South Wicklow commenced.

 ??  ?? David Beirne, CEO UPMC Whitfield; Katie Eldridge, Nurse, UPMC Whitfield; Brendan Buckley, Wexford Bus; Ann Martin, Team Lead Preassessm­ent, UPMC Whitfield; Caroline Simmons, Nurse, UPMC Whitfield; Ann Barry, Nurse, UPMC Whitfield; Ger Ruane, Receptioni­st, UPMC Whitfield; Tara Grant, Quality & Safety Manager, UPMC Whitfield; Brendan Crowley, Managing Director, Wexford Bus; Amy Pettit, Marketing and Business Developmen­t Director, Wexford Bus.
David Beirne, CEO UPMC Whitfield; Katie Eldridge, Nurse, UPMC Whitfield; Brendan Buckley, Wexford Bus; Ann Martin, Team Lead Preassessm­ent, UPMC Whitfield; Caroline Simmons, Nurse, UPMC Whitfield; Ann Barry, Nurse, UPMC Whitfield; Ger Ruane, Receptioni­st, UPMC Whitfield; Tara Grant, Quality & Safety Manager, UPMC Whitfield; Brendan Crowley, Managing Director, Wexford Bus; Amy Pettit, Marketing and Business Developmen­t Director, Wexford Bus.

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