The managing director, R-Jolad Hospital, Dr. Funsho Oladipo, has harped on the need to make healthcare accessible and affordable to the people.
Oladipo, who stated this at a press conference yesterday in Lagos, reiterated the commitment of his hospital to continue to deliver quality medical services at an affordable price to residents living at Gbagada, Isolo, Agege and Bariga areas of the state.
According to him, R-Jolad has been operating as a medical facility that provides quality and affordable services for low and middle-income earners. In expanding its experience and offerings, Oladipo said R-Jolad Hospital has created an extension of its R-Jolad Plus brand in Gbagada, Lagos, a new 30-bed premium facility that offers top quality, specialized medical and diagnostic services to residents living in Lagos and Nigeria at large.
Supported by Afyacare Nigeria, the New R-Jolad Plus Hospital has been carefully built with the capacity to provide end-to-end care starting with consultations, diagnostics and imaging, treatment, surgery, recovery, and critical care for adults, children, and newborn babies. “We are unveiling a new and modern facility which was purpose-built to cater to discerning customers in a specific segment of our community. Our team is made up of well-trained and experienced Consultants, Medical Officers, Residents, and House officers since we recently got accredited to train both Residents and House officers by the postgraduate colleges and MDCN respectively.
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