Fees

You should know what it costs

Standard fees published in cedis, and a written estimate for anything that is not on the list.

What things cost

Published, in cedis, before you arrive

These are the standard self-pay fees, correct as of January 2026. Nothing outside this list happens without a written estimate you have agreed to first.

Consultations

Every consultation includes the written plan you take home.

General consultation

Up to thirty minutes with a medical officer, including a written plan.

GHS 180

Consultant consultation

A named specialist, first appointment. Follow-up within eight weeks is half this.

GHS 420

Review appointment

Any consultant, within eight weeks of your last visit for the same problem.

GHS 210

Second opinion

Includes a re-read of imaging done elsewhere rather than repeating the scan.

GHS 480

Diagnostics

Imaging is reported by a consultant radiologist rather than a technician.

Full blood count and chemistry

Result the same working day.

GHS 260

Digital radiography

Per region, reported by a consultant radiologist.

GHS 300

Ultrasound

Abdominal, pelvic or obstetric, with colour Doppler.

GHS 450

Echocardiogram

With a cardiologist's report attached.

GHS 720

CT scan

64-slice. Contrast where indicated, quoted separately.

GHS 2,400

MRI scan

1.5T. Single region; additional regions at half.

GHS 3,800

Paying for it

Four ways a bill gets settled

NHIS

Covers general consultation, most laboratory work, plain film and the maternity package. Bring the card; the desk confirms your cover before the consultation rather than after it.

Private insurance

We are on panel with the major Ghanaian and international schemes and bill them directly. Pre-authorisation for imaging is arranged by us, not by you.

Employer schemes

Corporate accounts are invoiced monthly. If your employer has an account here, your consultation costs you nothing at the desk.

Self-pay

Cash, card and mobile money. Anything over GHS 2,000 can be split across three months at no interest — ask at the desk rather than after the fact.

Nobody is refused emergency treatment over money. Stabilisation happens first and the conversation about paying for it happens afterwards, which is the law and is also simply right.

Asked often

Three things people ring to ask

Do you take NHIS?

Yes, for the services NHIS covers — general consultation, most laboratory work, plain film and the maternity package. Anything outside the scheme is quoted before it happens, in writing, and nothing is done without you agreeing to the cost first.

Which private insurers do you work with?

We are on panel with the major Ghanaian and international schemes and bill them directly. Bring your card and a photo ID to the first visit; the desk will confirm your cover before your consultation rather than after it.

Can I get a copy of my records?

Always, and at no charge. Ask at reception or email records@zenith.com — a full copy takes two working days, and a single result or report is usually the same afternoon.