Africazine:
Premier Health Insurance is tackling wheelchair shortages in Ghana’s public health sector.
The company donated 20 new wheelchairs to the Accra Regional Hospital on July 14, addressing a critical need for mobility equipment. CEO Percy Asare Ansah highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by public health institutions in providing adequate support for patients with mobility issues.
Premier Health Insurance’s Commitment to Healthcare
During the donation event, Mr. Ansah pointed out the alarming trend of wheelchair shortages affecting public health institutions. He reaffirmed Premier Health Insurance’s dedication to improving patient care and mobility access. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance healthcare resources across the country.
Mr. Philip Afeti Korto, the Hospital Administrator, received the wheelchairs and expressed gratitude for the timely support. He noted that the new wheelchairs would significantly alleviate pressure on the hospital’s existing resources, ensuring better care for patients.
Ghana: Key figures on Wheelchair Donations
- 20 new wheelchairs donated to Accra Regional Hospital
- 150 wheelchairs procured for distribution
- Initiative part of Premier Health Insurance’s 15th Anniversary celebration
- Plans to extend support to eight other health institutions
Future Plans for Health Initiatives
- Distribution of wheelchairs to eight additional health institutions
- Implementation of strict maintenance measures for donated equipment
Premier Health Insurance is making strides to improve mobility access in Ghana's healthcare system.
