CareOnCall

Medical

iOS

The Laya Healthcare CareOnCall App gives Laya Healthcare members 24/7 access to GPs and Nurses as well as online consultations with GPs directly from your phone or computer. You can get medical advice, referrals, prescriptions and sick notes.

CareOnCall is exclusively for Laya Healthcare Members and their dependents, all of our Irish based doctors are registered with the Irish Medical Council and all live and work in Ireland.

FEATURES
* GPlive video consultations - get medical advice, a referral or sicknote
* Prescription Service - get repeat prescriptions
* GPline - our 24x7 GP phone service
* Nurseline - our 24x7 Nurse phone service
* Physioline - our Physio phone service
* Extended opening hours - available when you want us, 7 days a week
* Available everywhere in Ireland - available anytime, anywhere

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CareOnCall is perfect for issues like
* General colds and flu
* Infections (Chest infections, Urinary tract / kidney infections, Fungal)
* Female reproductive advice
* Erectile Dysfunction
* Premature Ejaculation
* Allergies (Hay fever, Food and other intolerances)
* Joints / Pain (Back, neck and joint pain)
* Minor Sports Injuries
* Some travel medicine and all travel advice.
* Gastro / stomach disorders
* General nausea and sickness
* Heartburn
* Dyspepsia (Indigestion)
* Dermatology (Eczema, Psoriasis, Dermatitis, Acne, Rosacea, Skin cancer concerns, Vitiligo, Warts (basic), Fungal infections, cold sores)
* Shingles
* Hair/Skin/Nails/Mucous membranes
* Ear, Nose Throat
* Eyes
* Mouth and Gums, including abscesses
* Mental Wellbeing and Lifestyle
* Stop smoking
* Weight loss
* Depression
* Diabetes
* Thyroid disorders
* Referrals to consultant
* Medical certificates

Please note, as with a regular Doctor or GP, CareOnCall is not suitable for medical emergencies or acute medical episodes. If the doctor decides your medical issue is an emergency, an acute medical episode or requires a physical examination or laboratory tests, they will recommend you visit your local Doctor / GP or your local accident and emergency department as appropriate.