Our team
The people who will actually be in the room
Six of them run the centre; a hundred and twenty more carry the rounds. Every family on a plan is given one of their names and one of their numbers.
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Dr. Kwame Regal-Adjei
Medical director
Founded the centre in 2009 after eleven years on the wards at Korle Bu. Still does the Tuesday clinic himself.
Matron Comfort Asamoah
Head of nursing
Runs the ward, the roster and the home-visit rounds. If a family has a complaint it reaches her the same day.
Dr. Efua Danquah
Family physician
Sees the outpatient clinic four days a week and carries most of the centre's chronic-disease list.
Dr. Selorm Agbeko
Physician, geriatrics
Trained in geriatric medicine in Accra and Cape Town; leads the falls and memory assessments.
Sister Abena Owusu
Home care lead
Built the home service from four patients to over two thousand households, and still takes a round each week.
Emmanuel Nartey
Lead physiotherapist
Stroke and orthopaedic rehabilitation. Runs the gym on the ground floor and the home programme that follows it.
How we work
Three things everybody here is held to
01
Nobody is rushed
A first appointment is forty minutes. A geriatric assessment is ninety. If the clinic runs late because somebody needed longer, that is the system working rather than failing.
02
Everything is written down
One file per patient, and every visit — clinic, ward or sitting room — goes into it the same day. The nurse who arrives on Thursday has read what happened on Monday.
03
Somebody always answers
The line is staffed by a nurse, not a receptionist, and it is answered at two in the morning by somebody who can open the file and tell you what the last reading was.
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