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Ibara Housing Estate, Abeokuta

Ashgrove Specialist Hospital

Specialist care for the whole family, with a ward that is open day and night.

Founded
2009
Services
8
Insurance
2 HMOs and NHIA
Languages
English, Yoruba, Pidgin

Our services

  • General outpatients

    See a doctor about a new illness, a check-up or a condition you already live with.

  • Antenatal and delivery

    Antenatal visits, scans and delivery with our midwives and obstetrician.

  • Children's unit

    Care for babies and children, from check-ups and vaccines to a stay on the ward.

  • Laboratory

    Blood, urine and malaria tests done here, with most results ready the same day.

  • Scans

    Pregnancy and abdominal scans by appointment on weekdays.

  • Pharmacy

    Collect the medicines your doctor prescribes before you leave.

  • Admissions

    A 32-bed ward with nurses on duty day and night.

  • Emergencies

    Open 24 hours. Come straight in.

About us

Ashgrove Specialist Hospital has served families in Abeokuta and the towns around it since 2009. We run a general outpatient department every weekday, antenatal and delivery care, a children's unit, our own laboratory and pharmacy, and a 32-bed ward for patients who need to stay.

Our doctors, nurses and midwives work as one team, so the person who sees you at the front desk can tell you where you are in your visit and who you will see next.

Your first antenatal visit

  1. Register at the front deskBring a form of ID and your HMO or NHIA card if you have one.
  2. See the midwifeShe takes your blood pressure and weight and asks about your pregnancy so far.
  3. Laboratory testsBlood and urine tests are done the same morning.
  4. Book your next visitThe front desk gives you a date before you leave.

Our team

Our team
  • A doctor in a white coat, smiling
    Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises.

    Dr Morenike Alade

    Medical director

    MBBS, FWACP

  • A doctor in a white coat and tie
    Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises.

    Dr Chukwuemeka Obi

    Consultant obstetrician

    MBBS, FWACS

  • A senior nurse in a white uniform and cap
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    Grace Ogunleye

    Head of nursing

    RN, RM

  • A laboratory scientist in a white lab coat
    Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises.

    Ibrahim Sule

    Chief laboratory scientist

    BMLS

Opening hours

The ward and emergency unit are open day and night. Come straight in, or call the ward number on your way.

Mon to Fri
08:00 to 20:00, Outpatients
Saturday
09:00 to 16:00, Outpatients
Every day
Ward and emergencies open 24 hours

Payment and insurance

Call before your visit to check that your plan covers what you need.

Health insurance (HMOs)

  • Ogun Valley Health Plan
  • Riverline Care HMO

Government health insurance

  • National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), provider code OG/0000/P

Paying yourself

  • Cash
  • Bank transfer

Your first visit

What to bring and when to come.

  1. Bring a form of ID, such as your National ID card or NIN slip.
  2. If you have health insurance, bring your HMO or NHIA card.
  3. Bring any earlier test results, scans or discharge letters.
  4. Come 20 minutes early so there is time to register.

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Questions

Do I need an appointment?

For outpatients, an appointment means a shorter wait, and we also see people who walk in. For emergencies, come straight in.

Can a relative stay with a patient on the ward?

Yes. One relative may stay at night. Visiting hours for others are 4pm to 7pm.

Do you take NHIA patients?

Yes. Bring your NHIA card and the front desk will check your plan.

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Getting here

Ashgrove Specialist Hospital is on Ashgrove Road in Ibara Housing Estate, Abeokuta.

Landmarks

  1. Two streets after the estate gate
  2. Beside the blue water tank