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Tony Heffernan and David Moloney were behind Ireland's largest primary healthcare centre. Now, they want to roll out 10 day centres over the next three years with backing from a Japanese firm.
Drs Tony Heffernan and David Moloney were two of the founders of the Mallow Primary Health Centre, one of the first primary healthcare centres in Ireland – and, at 70,000 square feet, certainly the largest. Now, two years after selling the facility for €20 million, they are gearing up for an even bigger project, which, if they pull it off, could help reinvent primary care in Ireland. In a €162 million plan, their company, 4th Practice, is proposing to roll out 10 day centres over the next three years. The company is still in talks with the HSE about the proposal,…
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