Brong-Ahafo Region - Health

Health

See also: List of hospitals in Brong Ahafo

Medical establishments in Brong-Ahafo comprise hospitals that provide both in-patient and outpatient care; clinics that provide out-patient care exclusively, including dispensaries, health centres. Brong-Ahafo has 25 hospitals, 35 health centres, 106 clinics, and 54 maternity homes. The Sunyani District has the highest number of health facilities. It has a quarter of all the hospitals in Brong-Ahafo, and a new-state-of-the-art hospital, that has been recently built in Brong-Ahafo. The old Brong-Ahafo regional hospital has become a district hospital. The Brong-Ahafo district Jaman has the highest number of clinics and maternity homes.

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