How to get there

Car

The CUF Almada Clinic building has a car park for customers. Access to the park is from Rua Manuel Tito de Morais.

 

From Lisbon take the 25 de Abril Bridge towards Setúbal (A2-Sul), turn right immediately after crossing the 25 de Abril Bridge at the Caparica exit and take the Costa de Caparica highway (IC20). Take the 1st exit to Monte de Caparica. At the roundabout take the 2nd exit towards Universidade/Fomega, then take the road on the left next to the metro line. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit and continue on Av. Timor Lorose. At the roundabout take the 1st exit and find Clínica CUF Almada.

 

From Setúbal, take the A2 to Via V6 in Caparica. Exit at Exit 2 on the A38 indicating Caparica (before the 25 de Abril Bridge) and follow the Costa de Caparica highway (IC20) to the Monte de Caparica exit. Take the 1st exit to Monte de Caparica. At the roundabout take the 2nd exit, towards Universidade/Fomega, then take the road on the left next to the metro line. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit and continue on Av. Timor Lorose. At the roundabout take the 1st exit and find Clínica CUF Almada.

Bus

From Lisbon: Transportes Sul do Tejo (TST) buses from Praça de Espanha or Areeiro to Costa de Caparica, get off at the 25 de Abril Bridge toll stop. Or Carris bus number 753 from (departing from Praça José Fontana, passing Marquês de Pombal and Amoreiras).

From the toll stop, go up the ramp to Pragal and take a TST bus, bound for:

  • Marisol (126)
  • Fonte da Telha (127)
  • Trafaria (125)
  • Costa de Caparica (124), com descida no Monte de Caparica (R. Trabalhadores Rurais/Largo da Igreja)

 

Coming from Lisbon or Setúbal/Coina, leaving at Pragal station. Then take the TST Metro or Bus. Coming from Cacilhas (direct) or Corroios (with a change of line), take the metro from Line 3, towards the University and get off at the Monte de Caparica or Fomega stop. Then take the metro or bus (as indicated above). You can also take the ferry from Belém station to Porto Brandão followed by a TST bus to Monte de Caparica.

Train

Fertagus Train

Coming from Lisbon or Setúbal/Coina, leaving at Pragal station. Then take the TST Metro or Bus.

www.fertagus.pt

 

Metro - Transportes do Sul (MTS)

Coming from Lisbon or Setúbal/Coina, leaving at Pragal station. Then take the TST Metro or Bus. Coming from Cacilhas (direct) or Corroios (with a change of line), take the metro from Line 3, towards the University and get off at the Monte de Caparica or Fomega stop.

www.mts.pt

 

Coming from Lisbon or Setúbal/Coina, leaving at Pragal station. Then take the TST Metro or Bus. Coming from Cacilhas (direct) or Corroios (with a change of line), take the metro from Line 3, towards the University and get off at the Monte de Caparica or Fomega stop. Then take the metro or bus (as indicated above). 

Boat

You can also take the ferry from Belém station to Porto Brandão followed by a TST bus to Monte de Caparica.

 

Facilities

CUF Almada Clinic has a wide range of health care for the whole family, in the areas of:

Outpatient

  • 27 speciality consultation offices
  • 11 exams offices
  • Image diagnostic unit
  • Minor surgery room
  • 3 Special Exams offices

 

Drop-in medical care service

  • 1 triage
  • 3 offices
  • Paediatric observation room
  • Adult observation room
  • Treatment room

Tariffs

Important information

COVID-19 Safety Fee

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

In the COVID-19 pandemic, adaptation of internal hospital practices in the prevention and control of SARS-CoV-2 infection is crucial.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the adaptation of internal hospital practices is crucial and imposes special precautions in the prevention and control of SARS-CoV-2 infection.

It is necessary to minimise the risk of contagion, ensure an effective response to all clinical needs and guarantee the safety of our patients and healthcare professionals. 

CUF has an ongoing mitigation plan adapted to needs that arise daily, in line with the guidelines issued by the Directorate-General for Health (DGS) and the World Health Organization (WHO).

The DGS recommendations, especially Standard 007/2020, define procedures for the use of the personal protective equipment necessary for safe clinical practice in the context of COVID-19 (PPE). Compliance involves additional consumption of materials, with different levels of protection and complexity, which vary depending on the type of clinical service provided and the length of stay in hospital.

These safety and protection procedures, which include the use of the PPE (personal protective equipment, necessary for safe clinical practice in the context of COVID-19), are primarily charged to insurers or health subsystems and are only charged to patients if they fail to confirm reimbursement.

The amounts charged in the different departments at CUF units are:

  • Permanent Care safety fee - 8€
  • Imaging safety fee - 7€
  • Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation safety fee - 10€ (kinesitherapy only)
  • Daily Hospitalisation safety fee - 15€ 
  • Special Exam safety fee - 45€ 
  • Minor Surgery safety fee - 20€
  • Operating Room safety fee - 90€
  • Dental Medicine safety fee - 15€
  • PPE Special Examination safety fee I (Invasive without anaesthesia) - 20€
  • PPE Special Examination safety fee II (Invasive with anaesthesia) - 45€
  • Other protective materials and/or additional services not mentioned above, listed in the price list of the hospital or CUF clinic, may be used, depending on the case.

Given the dynamics of current circumstances, this information may change on indication from the competent health authorities.

We suggest that you request information from your insurer or health subsystem about the conditions on co-payment of these additional charges. Customers under ARS Conventions will not be charged personal protective equipment.

If in doubt, contact your CUF hospital or clinic.

Opening hours

Important information: december 24 and 31 - Open from 7 am to 1pm. Adults Unscheduled Medical Care and Paediatrics Unscheduled Consultations - Open from 8 am to 11 pm. Laboratory tests - closed

december 25 and 1 january - closed, except Adults Unscheduled Medical Care and Paediatrics Unscheduled Consultations

 

Consultation Opening Hours

Working days from 8 am to 9 pm*

Saturdays from 8 am to 1 pm*

*Except public holidays

 

Drop-in medical service hours

Adults: From 8 am to 12 am

 

Laboratory tests Opening Hours

Working days from 7 am to 8 pm*

Saturdays and Sundays from 8 am to 1 pm*

*Except public holidays

 

Nursing Care Opening Hours

Working days from 8 am to 8:30 pm*

Saturdays from 8 am to 12:30 pm*

*Except public holidays

 

Opening hours for collection of exam results and laboratory tests

Working days from 8 am to 8 pm*

Saturdays from 8 am to 1 pm*

*Except public holidays

 

Telephone Service

Working days from 8 am to 8 pm

Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 9 am to 6 pm

Support Services

CUF Almada Clinic has the following services:

 

Parking lot

With 2 floors and 100 places

 

ATM
Located at floor 0

 

Internet Access
Wi-Fi available in all clinic departments

 

CUF Home Support Services
Lisbon - Tel.: 21 393 41 10
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Services in the surrounding area

 

Pharmacies

Farmácia NOVA

Rua Trabalhadores Rurais, 62 Monte da Caparica

Cell: 21 295 16 88

 

Táxis

Ratalma

Cell: 21 294 70 70

Team

Administrators

Gonçalo Marcelino

Clinical Director

Clara Lopes

Nursing Director

Ana Teixeira Lima

Unit Director

Rita Rego