Cape Coast Teaching Hospital Resumes Haemodialysis Services

The Cape Coast Teaching Hospital has announced the resumption of haemodialysis services, effective immediately. This follows a temporary suspension of services on June 14, 2024, due to quality issues experienced at the Haemodialysis Unit.

The hospital’s management has worked diligently to address the issues, ensuring that the necessary standards are met to provide high-quality care to patients. The team has implemented corrective measures, including equipment maintenance, staff training, and quality control procedures, to prevent similar incidents in the future.

The hospital apologizes for any inconvenience the suspension may have caused and expresses gratitude to patients and the public for their patience and support during this challenging period. “We understand the critical nature of haemodialysis services and appreciate the trust our patients have placed in us,” said Mr. Frederick Nyankah, Public Relations Officer. “We are committed to ensuring that our services meet the highest standards of quality and patient care.”

The resumption of haemodialysis services demonstrates the hospital’s commitment to delivering excellent healthcare to the people of Ghana. Patients requiring haemodialysis treatment can now access the service at the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital, confident in the knowledge that they will receive high-quality care.

The hospital’s haemodialysis unit is equipped with state-of-the-art machines and staffed by experienced professionals, ensuring that patients receive the best possible care. The unit provides life-saving treatment to patients with kidney failure, enabling them to lead active and productive lives.

With the resumption of haemodialysis services, the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital reaffirms its dedication to providing quality healthcare to the community. Patients and the public can be assured of the hospital’s continued commitment to excellence in healthcare delivery.