Beacon Hospital

Beacon Hospital is Ireland's largest private hospital, located in Sandyford, Dublin 18, and has operated since 2006. The facility offers over 200 inpatient and day-care beds across a wide range of clinical specialties including oncology, cardiology, orthopaedics, neurology, and general surgery. Beacon Hospital is registered with the Health Information and Quality Authority, the statutory body responsible for regulating healthcare services in Ireland. The hospital's cancer centre is among the largest private oncology facilities in the country, providing medical oncology, radiation oncology, and multidisciplinary tumour board review. The cardiac programme covers interventional cardiology and electrophysiology, and the orthopaedic department performs primary and revision joint replacement procedures. Beacon Hospital operates a private model and is contracted with Ireland's major private health insurers, including Vhi Healthcare, Laya Healthcare, Irish Life Health, and Aviva Health. The majority of patients are Irish residents accessing private care on health insurance policies; a small number of self-paying patients from Northern Ireland and elsewhere in Europe attend specific specialist services. Procedure pricing is not published publicly. No open HIQA enforcement notices have been identified against this facility. The hospital is not JCI-accredited; oversight is provided through the Irish national regulatory framework under HIQA.