Oculis - Delfos
Hospital HM Delfos
Emergency Service - Floor 0
Av. Vallcarca, 151
08023 Barcelona
How to get there What to do before going to the emergency room? / First aid
If you have had a strong blow to the eye
As a first measure, wash the eye with saline solution.
In this case, it is very important to go to the emergency room as soon as possible.
If a small object (foreign body) has entered your eye
You can apply physiological saline solution, being very careful not to manipulate the eye area, and go to the ophthalmologist as soon as possible, who will evaluate the specific case to remove the foreign body located in the eye.
What eye problems require an emergency visit?
Below we detail the symptoms or situations in which we recommend that you go to an emergency ophthalmologist:
- Sudden loss of vision
- Pain in the eye
- Redness
- Eye trauma
- Sensitivity to light (associated with redness of the eye)
- Burns in the eye
In some cases, the speed with which ophthalmological assistance is provided in response to these symptoms can influence the prognosis of the disease.
How to get to the Oculis emergency service?
By car
Option A: If you come from Ronda de Dalt
Ronda de Dalt (exit 6), leave the roundabout to take c/ Esteve Tarrades, and when you reach Av. Vallcarca turn left until you find number 151, where you will see the Hospital.
Option B: If you are coming from the centre of Barcelona
From Ronda General Mitre, when you reach Pl. Leseeps, take Av. Vallcarca, nº 151
Parking
The hospital itself has parking.
By Metro
Line 3, Vallcarca Stop
Line 3, Penitents Stop
By Bus
Line 27
Line 123
Line 129
Taxi
There is a taxi rank right in front of the hospital.
