Clare Hall Health Center re-opens today
The Clare Hall Health Center is set to resume healthcare services today, May 13, after a long period of renovation work that lasted several months.
The Ministry of Health has announced that the facility received extensive upgrades and maintenance and is now ready to provide vital services to the community once again.
As part of the renovation work, the facility underwent a temporary relocation of services, which began on July 3rd, 2023.
This was necessary to enable the necessary renovations to take place, and the Ministry of Health expressed its gratitude to the community for their patience and cooperation during this time.
The community can now look forward to accessing high-quality healthcare services once again at the Clare Hall Health Center.
“Effective immediately, all services will resume at the Clare Hall Health Center according to their regular schedule. Patients can once again access a wide range of healthcare services conveniently in their local area,” the statement added.
The services available include:
- Antenatal Clinic
- Postnatal and Neonatal (Appointment Only)
- Family Planning and Registration of Infants (Walk-Ins)
- Hypertension and Diabetic Clinic
- District Medical Officer (Persons ages 0-16 OR 60+)
- Psychiatric Clinic
- Nutritionist (Appointment Only)
- Daily Doctor
- Wound Care (Dressing)
- Child Health Clinic on 1st Wednesdays and 4th Thursdays (Walk-ins for updating vaccination status)
- HPV Testing (Walk-ins and Appointments)
“Upgrade and maintenance of the facility will continue on weekends to avoid disruption of services to the public.
“We would also like to express our heartfelt thanks to the nurses for their cooperation and leadership throughout the process, as well as to the patients for their understanding and support during the relocation period,” the statement concluded.
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