Hospital reiterates commitment to end medical tourism
Euracare Hospital has reiterated its commitment to put an end to medical tourism in the country.
The Managing Director of the hospital, Mr Pieter Slabberts, at the inauguration of Euracre Wellness Centre in Lagos, said the facility was unveiled to reverse the trend of medical tourism and ensure people live a healthy life. Read More…
Euracare unveils wellness centre to stem medical tourism
Worried by the huge sum of money Nigerians expend on medical tourism, Euracare has launched a Wellness Centre to reverse the trend and ensure people live a healthy life. Read More…
Euracare Wellness Centre sets standard for optimal health in Nigeria
A yearly visit to the doctor or regular physical exercise is no longer enough to fix health and wellbeing needs, said head of centre, Euracare Wellness Centre, Dr. Busola Ayelowo, during the launch of the multimillion-naira state-of-the-art Euracare Wellness Centre, in Lagos. Read More…
Euracare explores preventive care, opens centre
With most healthcare setups faced with a vast demand for curative services due to rising cases of non-infectious diseases, a Lagos- based private healthcare company Euracare has expanded its operations to include serving prime wellness services to patients as its full-fledged wellness centre debuts in September. Read More
Article Source: Vanguard, Monday, September 13, 2021
Euracare targets preventive care with wellness centre
Euracare is vying for a lead role in an industry where healthcare providers are jostling to win the heart of Nigerians who thirst for local solutions to preventive care. Read More…
World Hepatitis Day
World Hepatitis Day is observed each year on 28 July to raise awareness of viral hepatitis, an inflammation of the liver that causes severe liver disease and hepatocellular cancer. This year’s theme is “Hepatitis Can’t Wait”. With a person dying every 30 seconds from a hepatitis related illness – even in the current COVID-19 crisis – we can’t wait to act on viral hepatitis. There are five main strains of the hepatitis virus – A, B, C, D and E. Together, hepatitis B and C are the most common which result in 1.1 million deaths and 3 million new infections per year.
Company Announcement
The CEO and Founder of RNZ Global, Professor Wale Sulaiman and Managing Director of Euracare Nigeria, Pieter Slabberts, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding announcing a new partnership between the two organisations.
“This collaboration brings with it an exciting dynamic in the Hospital Operations and Management domain” states Mr Slabberts. “There are many instances where organisations require international expertise to manage and operate healthcare facilities. This partnership between RNZ and Euracare will provide exactly that” Prof Sulaiman explains.
In this partnership, RNZ Global will be responsible for the clinical management and governance, patient safety, quality, clinical processes, and innovations, while Euracare will ensure day-to-day administrative and operational excellence.
We believe that bringing together these two world-class organizations with world-renowned Leaders in healthcare, we are advancing healthcare not only in Nigeria but, establishing unique centres for medical excellence and innovation for the whole African continent.
I Came to Nigeria to Receive the Best Treatment – Man Shares Experience at Euracare Multi-Specialist Hospital
Euracare provides free scans to Siamese twins conjoined at the head
First time in Ghana, Euracare Advanced Diagnostics and Heart Centre provides free Cerebral Angiogram for Conjoined twins (Craniopagus).
As part of preparing for a life-saving separation surgery for the twin babies, Euracare Advanced Diagnostics and Heart Centre carried out an angiogram on June 4th, which will be the first out of several scans the twins will be subjected to in the next 12 to 18 months for the separation.
It took 6 hours for a team of 13 medical staff including four anesthesiologists to transport the babies and administer the scans.
Craniopagus are exceedingly rare, with an incident of one in 2,5 million birth, making it difficult for surgeons to master all techniques around such cases. Euracare assembled its best team to undertake this complex procedure as a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative.
The success of this operation will make history as this is the first attempt to separate conjoined babies at the head in the country.
Euracare’s team is extremely proud of being part of this pioneering medical procedure in Ghana.