
Great news for Ghana’s healthcare system! Starting December 1st, 2024, the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) will be offering free dialysis treatment across several credentialed facilities. This initiative is a game-changer for patients dealing with kidney-related ailments, ensuring that they receive the vital care they need without financial strain.
Key NHIA Credentialed Facilities Offering Free Dialysis:
Ashanti Region:
- Asokwa District: Hart Adventist Hospital
- Bantama District: Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Firstcare Hospital
Bono Region:
- Berekum District: Holy Family Hospital
Central Region:
- Oguaman District: Cape Coast Teaching Hospital
Eastern Region:
- New Juaben District: Eastern Regional Hospital
Greater Accra Region:
- Ablekuma District: Korle Bu Teaching Hospital
- Ayawaso District: 37 Military Hospital, Accra Newtown Islamic Hospital Ltd
- La District: Ghana Police Hospital
- Osu-Klottey District: Trust Hospital Premium Centre, Ridge Regional Hospital
- Tema District: International Maritime Hospital
Northern Region:
- Tamale District: Tamale Teaching Hospital
Upper East Region:
- Bolga District: Regional Hospital, Bolgatanga
Upper West Region:
- Wa District: Upper West Regional Hospital
Volta Region:
- Ho District: Ho Teaching Hospital
- Hohoe District: Volta Regional Hospital, Hohoe
Western Region:
- Sekondi District: Effia Nkwanta Regional Hospital
- Takoradi District: Takoradi Hospital
This initiative highlights the NHIA’s dedication to improving healthcare accessibility. Dialysis is essential for those with kidney failure, and the financial burden often prevents many from receiving the treatment they need. By offering free services, the NHIA is alleviating this burden and ensuring that patients can manage their health more effectively.
If any patient is mistakenly charged for dialysis treatment, the NHIA has promised a full refund, demonstrating their commitment to providing free and accessible healthcare services to all eligible patients.
For more information, you can contact the NHIA through their provided phone numbers (054-444-6447, 030-274-6447) or visit their official website (www.nhis.gov.gh). The NHIA is also active on social media platforms like Facebook (NHIS Ghana), Twitter (@nhisghana_gov), and YouTube (NHIS TV).
This initiative is a beacon of hope for many Ghanaians, promising a healthier future with accessible and affordable healthcare services.
Source: NHIS / Sankofaonline.com




Good news.Hope it works.