Accident & Emergency is open 24 hours. Walk in, or call ahead on 030 274 1999.
About us
A hospital built around the patient's own notes
Hope has looked after families in Dzorwulu since 1998. Twelve departments, eighty-four beds and one record that follows you between every one of them.
Visiting a patient
Ward times, what to bring, and where to park once you are on the site.
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About Hope
We look after the whole of you, not only the reason you came
Hope has looked after families in Dzorwulu since 1998. Twelve departments, one set of notes and consultants who introduce themselves by name — so that whichever door you come through, the next person already knows what happened at the last one.
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68
kPatients a year
Why families stay with us
One set of notes, every department
A ward you would leave your mother on
Costs quoted before treatment starts
Consultants, not rotating locums
What we promise
Three things we will not quietly stop doing
One set of notes
Your cardiologist can see what the physiotherapist wrote, and the pharmacist can see both. Nobody at Hope asks you to repeat your own history.
A price before the treatment
Every consultation, investigation and procedure is quoted in writing before it is booked. If we cannot see you this week we say so, rather than holding the slot.
The same faces
Our consultants are on staff, not on rotation. The doctor who saw you in March is the one who reads your results in September.
Medical director
Dr. Yaa Nkrumah, and the hospital she answers for
“I trained at Korle Bu and spent eleven years abroad before coming home. What I wanted to build here was not a bigger hospital — it was one where the notes follow the patient, where the consultant who saw you is the one who calls you back, and where nobody discovers the cost of their care after the fact.”
“We are a private hospital in a country where most people pay for part of their own care. That puts an obligation on us to be honest about money as well as about medicine, and it is the promise I would most like to be judged on.”
27
Years open
12
Departments
68
kPatients a year
84
Inpatient beds
Visiting a patient
Come in the afternoon, and bring less than you think
General wards are open from 10:00 to 12:00 and again from 16:00 to 19:00, two visitors at a time. The children's ward keeps a parent's bed beside every cot, and a parent may stay through the night.
Find the hospital
Parking is free for the first three hours
The pharmacy stays open until midnight
Ask the ward before bringing food in
Under-twelves may visit the children's ward
Wi-Fi is open on every ward, no code needed
Accident & Emergency
Open every hour of every day, including the ones nobody plans for
Emergency line +233 30 274 1999. Ambulances dispatched from 14 Nii Nortei Nyanchi Street, Dzorwulu, Accra. If you can walk in, walk in — a triage nurse sees everyone at the door.
