Your family doctor in Naas, keeping your health in rhythm
Family GP care in Millennium Park, Naas — from everyday illness to long-term conditions.
Currently accepting new patients
General Practice
Everyday illness, examinations, referrals and certificates
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Injuries & Wound Care
Dressings, suturing, sprains and minor burns
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Chronic Disease Management
Structured reviews for diabetes, asthma, COPD and blood pressure
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Women's Health & Family Planning
Contraception, cervical screening and menopause care
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Vaccinations & Immunisation
Childhood immunisation, flu and travel vaccines
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Paediatric Assessments
Developmental checks and care for babies, children and teens
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General practice care for every stage of life
Whether you need a same-week appointment for something acute, ongoing support for a long-term condition, or a routine check, our team looks after patients from newborns to older adults.
General Practice
Everyday medical care — illness, infections, examinations, referrals, medical certificates and repeat prescription reviews.
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Injuries & Wound Care
Dressings, wound review, suturing, sprains and strains, and burns assessment for injuries that don't need an emergency department.
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Chronic Disease Management
Structured reviews for diabetes, asthma, COPD, high blood pressure and heart disease, including the HSE Chronic Disease Management Programme.
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Women's Health & Family Planning
Contraception, cervical screening, menopause support, pregnancy care and general women's health reviews.
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Men's Health
Health checks, cardiovascular and prostate assessment, and support for issues men often put off raising.
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Vaccinations & Immunisation
Childhood immunisations, flu and COVID-19 vaccination, and travel vaccines and advice.
Learn moreWe're accepting new patients
Finding a GP taking on new patients in Kildare isn't easy at the moment. Our books are open — to families, individuals, medical card and GP visit card holders, and private patients.
- Register in person at the clinic or by phone
- GMS medical card and GP visit card holders welcome
- Private patients welcome
- Transferring from another practice? We'll request your records
Getting seen at the practice
Appointments are booked by phone during opening hours. Repeat prescriptions and administrative requests are handled separately so that appointment lines stay free for patients who need to be seen.
If it's an emergency
If someone is seriously ill or in immediate danger, call 112 or 999. When the practice is closed, urgent care that cannot wait is handled by KDoc, the Kildare out-of-hours GP service.
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Call the practice
Phone 045 850060 between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. Reception will find the earliest suitable appointment.
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Tell us roughly what you need
A short description is enough — an acute problem, a review, a vaccination or a smear. You don't need to explain symptoms in detail to reception.
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Bring what's relevant
Your medical card if you have one, a list of current medication, and any hospital letters or results you've received.
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Repeat prescriptions
Requests are made in writing, not by phone, and are reviewed by your GP before issue. Allow the practice's stated turnaround time.
The people looking after you
A small, consistent team — so you're seen by clinicians who know your history rather than a different locum each visit.




Millennium Park, Naas
The clinic is at 5A Sycamore House in Millennium Park, on the western side of Naas and a short drive from the M7. There is on-site parking for patients.
| Coming from | Approx. drive |
|---|---|
| Naas town centre | 5 min |
| Sallins | 8 min |
| Newbridge | 12 min |
| Clane | 15 min |
| Kilcullen | 15 min |
Pulses TSM Medical Clinic
5A Sycamore HouseMillennium Park
Naas, Co. Kildare
W91 XR8P
Out of hours. When the practice is closed, contact KDoc on 045 848 701 for urgent care that cannot wait. In an emergency, call 112 or 999.
Questions patients ask us
Is Pulses TSM Medical Clinic the same as Phoenix Medical Clinic?
Pulses TSM Medical Clinic now operates from the same premises as the former Phoenix Medical Clinic — 5A Sycamore House, Millennium Park, Naas — using the same phone number, 045 850060. If you were previously a patient of Dr Garvan Browne or the Phoenix Medical Clinic, you are welcome to continue your care here; phone the practice to confirm your registration.
Is Pulses TSM Medical Clinic accepting new patients?
Yes. The practice is currently accepting new patients across County Kildare, including medical card and GP visit card holders as well as private patients. You can register by calling 045 850060 during opening hours, or by calling into the clinic at Millennium Park.
Where is the clinic in Naas?
Pulses TSM Medical Clinic is at 5A Sycamore House, Millennium Park, Naas, Co. Kildare — on the western side of the town, a short drive from Naas town centre and the M7. There is parking on site.
What are the opening hours?
The practice is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, and is closed at weekends and on bank holidays. For urgent care outside these hours, contact KDoc, the Kildare out-of-hours GP service, on 045 848 701. Between 5pm and 6pm on weekdays, before KDoc opens, attend your nearest emergency department. In an emergency, call 112 or 999.
Do you accept medical cards?
Yes. The practice is registered under the General Medical Services (GMS) scheme, so medical card and GP visit card holders can register and be seen without a consultation charge. Private patients are also welcome — phone the practice for current consultation charges.
How do I request a repeat prescription?
Repeat prescription requests are made in writing rather than by phone, and each request is reviewed by your GP before anything is issued. Submitting a request does not guarantee approval, and you should allow the practice's stated turnaround time before collecting.
How do I transfer from another GP practice?
Register with us in the normal way and let reception know which practice you are moving from. With your consent, we will request your medical records so your history transfers across. If you hold a medical card, your GMS registration is updated at the same time.
Register with the practice
Call during opening hours and reception will take it from there.