Health facilities in Ghana are today faced with borderline challenges which have blocked people the access quality healthcare services.
It is against this backdrop that Adansi health tourism, a company that is dedicated to satisfying and prioritizing patients travelling to other countries to seek medical attention in a seamlessly stress-free manner, is calling on the government to make healthcare in Ghana, a top priority.
Inequity in accessing health care services has been highlighted as one of the problems that need to be addressed to improve health outcomes in Ghana.
The lack of improved technology and standards of care, as well as the desire for
in cost-effective quality healthcare, physicians, surgeons, as well as patients have become frustrated, as hospitals do not have the necessary equipment to save lives.
In an interview with Yao Mawutor Fianu on the Mid-Morning Lounge, Dr Eugenia Saah Adjei, Managing Partner of Adansi Health Tourism acclaimed that with these underlying factors of the healthcare deficits in Ghana, health tourism is now running at full capacity because data shows that up until now, public sector worker has booked to receive health care in other countries in the coming year.
Dr Eugenia Saah Adjei says Adansi health tourism is a stop-gap that aims to save lives regardless of cost and the company wants to change the narrative of wellness.
She further appeals to the public not to wait till it is too late to salvage a health situation before seeking medical attention even though a lot of factors, from the prospects of technology gaps to unavailable resources, deprive people of getting quality health care.
