General care
Fever, cough, stomach upset, body pains and other everyday illness, and routine check-ups.
General and skin care for you and your family
See a doctor for everyday illness and for skin, hair and nail problems. Lab and pharmacy are on site.
Come in with a fever, a cough, a rash, high blood pressure or any skin problem, for yourself or your child. You will see a doctor, do only the tests you need, and be told clearly what to do next.
- Adults and children
- All skin types
- Lab and pharmacy on site
- Referral to a specialist when needed
What we treat
Children’s health
Sick children and skin problems in children. A parent or guardian must come with the child.
Long-term conditions
Blood pressure and sugar checks, and regular review for diabetes and hypertension.
Skin
Acne, eczema, dark marks, fungal infections, rashes, warts and nail problems, for all skin types.
Hair and scalp
Hair loss, dandruff, itchy or painful scalp and breakage. We advise on natural hair, braids and weaves.
Lab and pharmacy
Common lab tests and your medicines in one place, so you do not have to move around town.
Referrals
Bring your referral letter, recent results, your medicines and your insurance card when you come back for review.
Where should I start?
Start with a general consultation
See a doctor first. We will examine you and tell you if you need treatment, tests or a specialist.
Book this visit- Assessment
- The doctor decides if you need a referral and how urgent it is.
- Referral note
- You get a note with the findings and the reason for referral.
- Where to go
- We tell you where to go and what to bring.
- Follow-up
- Bring the specialist’s report back and we continue your care here.
Before you come
Bring your ID, your NHIS or insurance card and the medicines you are taking.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can come straight to see the doctor for a general or skin problem.
What should I bring to a skin visit?
The medicines, creams and products you use, old prescriptions and results, and photos showing how it has changed.
Do you see children?
Yes. A parent or guardian must come with the child.
Can I get tests and medicines there?
Yes, common tests and medicines are available. The doctor will tell you what you need.
Do you accept NHIS or private insurance?
Bring your card and tell us when you book. We will confirm what it covers before you come.
Is this emergency care?
No. For a severe allergic reaction, trouble breathing or serious burns, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital.
Find us
Kasoa, Central Region, Ghana
Open in Google Maps- Monday to Friday8am to 5pm
- Saturday9am to 2pm
- SundayClosed
Contact
Tell us what is wrong and who the visit is for, and we will help you pick the right appointment.