"The Omagh Hospital and Primary Care Complex’s predecessor was the Tyrone County Hospital, located in Omagh on the Hospital Road. For over 100 years the Tyrone County Hospital treated the people of Omagh and surrounding areas providing outstanding healthcare to both young and old.
The Tyrone County Hospital was an enhanced local hospital which offered a wide range of services, including:
24-hour Urgent Care and Treatment Centre, Cardiac Assessment Unit and Cardiac Investigations, Renal unit and Renal Home Therapies, Rehabilitation Ward, Palliative Care Ward, Day-case Surgery, Medical Imaging, Women’s Centre, Rapid Response, Children’s Centre, Pain Clinic, Outpatients Department, Chemotherapy Outreach Service, HSDU (Hospital Decontamination and Sterilization Unit), Diabetes Centre, Hospital Pharmacy and The Grapevine Hospital Canteen
It had 30 inpatient beds and 17 day-case beds.
From 8.00am on the 20 June 2017 the Tyrone County Hospital closed its doors to patients, with services transferred to the Omagh Hospital and Primary Care Complex."
I explored the hospital early on a very cold morning in March 2022 to try and avoid security and miraculously there wasn't a single soul onsite other than ourselves! The buildings had been pretty well stripped of most of the medical equipment etc but what was very interesting was all the large surgical lights in the operating theatres. They were untouched and still very clean despite the demolition work underway. This was a lucky explore as the hospital was demolished later that month.
The Tyrone County Hospital was an enhanced local hospital which offered a wide range of services, including:
24-hour Urgent Care and Treatment Centre, Cardiac Assessment Unit and Cardiac Investigations, Renal unit and Renal Home Therapies, Rehabilitation Ward, Palliative Care Ward, Day-case Surgery, Medical Imaging, Women’s Centre, Rapid Response, Children’s Centre, Pain Clinic, Outpatients Department, Chemotherapy Outreach Service, HSDU (Hospital Decontamination and Sterilization Unit), Diabetes Centre, Hospital Pharmacy and The Grapevine Hospital Canteen
It had 30 inpatient beds and 17 day-case beds.
From 8.00am on the 20 June 2017 the Tyrone County Hospital closed its doors to patients, with services transferred to the Omagh Hospital and Primary Care Complex."
I explored the hospital early on a very cold morning in March 2022 to try and avoid security and miraculously there wasn't a single soul onsite other than ourselves! The buildings had been pretty well stripped of most of the medical equipment etc but what was very interesting was all the large surgical lights in the operating theatres. They were untouched and still very clean despite the demolition work underway. This was a lucky explore as the hospital was demolished later that month.
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