St. Michael’s Specialist Hospital in Lapaz has launched the “Sarpong Dialysis Unit” and Eye Clinic to address the growing challenge of kidney disease amidst rising cases in the country.
Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong, the Board member of St. Michael’s Specialist Hospital emphasized that kidney disease continues to be a serious public health concern, with dialysis being a matter of life and death for many patients.
According to him, the availability of basic dialysis machines will significantly improve access to life-saving treatment, reduce the burden on patients and their families, and enhance the hospital’s capacity to serve the community.
“This achievement has been made possible through mission, dedication, and collaboration,” Dr. Sarpong said, commending the board members for their efforts.”
“As we celebrate this milestone, let us be reminded that healthcare is a continual process. We remain committed to investing in modern equipment, specialist services, and human capacity development to meet the evolving health needs of our people.”
Dr. Sarpong reaffirmed the board’s commitment to strong partnerships, continuous investment, and accountability to ensure the sustainability of the dialysis unit with best clinical practices.
Michael Banahene, CEO of St. Michael’s Specialist Hospital, expressed gratitude to the management and board members for their efforts in advancing the hospital.
He attributed the hospital’s progress to a resilient governance structure that promotes strategic positioning. ‘Thank you for your contribution.
“We look forward to continuing this journey together, ensuring St. Michael’s Specialist Hospital remains at the forefront of specialized healthcare.”
Report by Bernard K Dadzie Greater Accra Region
