Entrust your health to our doctors
Medical care in Accra that you can trust
Eight specialist departments, our own laboratory and an emergency room that never closes — all under one roof on Nortei Ababio Loop, ten minutes from the Airport.
Give us a call
+233 30 274 1180Send us a message
care@mercy.com.ghVisit our location
12 Nortei Ababio LoopSpecialists on site
Nine consultants hold clinics here every week. A referral usually means walking down the corridor rather than waiting a month for a bed somewhere else.
Meet the doctorsOpen when you need us
Outpatients run seven till eight on weekdays and eight till five on Saturdays. The emergency room and the ward never close, and a doctor is always on the floor.
Find the centreOpening hours
Monday – Friday
07:00 – 20:00
Saturday
08:00 – 17:00
Sunday
Emergencies only
What we do
A general hospital, run at the size of a clinic
Mercy has looked after families in Airport Residential and East Legon since 1998. Big enough to have the departments, small enough that the person on reception knows your surname.
Everyday medicine
Coughs, fevers, blood pressure, diabetes reviews and the check-up you have been putting off since Christmas.
Emergency care
A resident doctor and two nurses on the floor around the clock, and an ambulance crew that knows Accra's traffic.
Our own laboratory
Bloods, swabs and imaging read in this building rather than sent across town, so most results are back the same day.
Care that follows you
One record, one team, and a doctor who has read your notes before you have finished sitting down.
Departments
Innovation
Our services
Testimonials
What our patients say
Ama Boakye
Osu
I had been putting off the diabetes review for two years because of what the waiting used to be like. They gave me a Tuesday morning, the results were back before I left, and the doctor drew me a chart.
Kwame Antwi
Cantonments
My son came off his bicycle at nine at night. There was a doctor on the floor, we were stitched and out in an hour, and somebody rang the following morning to check on him.
Esi Dartey
Dzorwulu
Both my children were born here. What I tell people is that the same midwife saw me through all nine months — you are not explaining yourself again to somebody new every visit.
26
Years caring for Accra
84
Clinicians and staff
41
Thousand visits a year
8
Specialist departments
96
Per cent would recommend us
Professionals
Our doctors
Dr Adjoa Boateng
Internal medicine
Runs the diabetes and hypertension clinics, and the reason most of our long-term patients stay long-term. Trained at Korle Bu and in Manchester.
Dr Kwabena Osei-Tutu
Cardiology
Consultant cardiologist, here since 2011. Reads every echo in the building himself and will explain the picture to you rather than the report.
Dr Naa Adorkor Lamptey
Obstetrics and gynaecology
Has delivered more than two thousand babies at this centre. Holds the antenatal clinic on Mondays and Thursdays and the gynaecology list on Wednesdays.
Dr Selorm Agbeko
Paediatrics
Sees children from the first week to the sixteenth birthday, and keeps a drawer of stickers that has never once run out.
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Health cover
We bill NHIS, Nationwide, Acacia, GLICO and Apex directly. Bring the card, not the paperwork.
What we accept
Appointments
Book an appointment
Tell us what it is about
A department, or just what has been happening. Reception will put you with the right clinic.
Pick a time that works
Same-day slots hold open until 16:00 each afternoon. Consultant clinics book about a week ahead.
Come in with your card
Photo ID and your insurance card. Nothing else — we will already have your notes open.
FAQ
Have some questions?
What are your regular office hours?
Outpatients run from 07:00 to 20:00 Monday to Friday and 08:00 to 17:00 on Saturdays. The emergency room, the ward and the pharmacy are open around the clock, every day of the year including public holidays.
Do I need a referral to see a specialist?
No. You can book any of our consultant clinics directly. If you have been referred by another hospital, bring the letter and any films or results with you — it saves repeating tests you have already had.
Which insurance schemes do you accept?
NHIS, Nationwide Medical Insurance, Acacia Health, GLICO Healthcare, Apex Health and Premier Health, plus most corporate schemes. Bring your card and a photo ID and reception will do the rest.
What should I bring to a first appointment?
A photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, and whatever medicines you are currently taking — the boxes rather than a list, because the dose matters and the box has it printed on the side.
Schemes we bill directly
NHIS
Nationwide
Acacia Health
GLICO Healthcare
Apex Health
Premier Health
Something you have been meaning to get looked at?
Same-day slots hold open until four every afternoon.
