The Entrance University Hospital in collaboration with the La Fé Eye Care Center in Accra, organised a free health screening for the public on Valentine’s Day, Tuesday, February 14, 2023.
The move was part of the Entrance University Hospital’s corporate social responsibility.
At the event, a number of old men and women, children, persons with disabilities, and young adults were served with love.
The medical team checked weight, height, body mass index (BMI), sickling, hepatitis B, and others.
For those who tested their hepatitis B status and were negative, they were given the option of vaccination.
Patrons also enjoyed free eye screening with subsidised glasses.
Aside from that, the scans were also discounted at 50 per cent for all those who went for that service.
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The administrator at Entrance University Hospital, Emile Opeku, told Atinka TV at the free health screening that the gesture was meant to show people love while also giving back to society.
According to him, the exercise was not just a one day event but a yearly event.
Emile Opeku said for the whole month, the hospital will offer a 50 percent discount on all scans for the public.
He told people to go to the Entrance University Hospital for high-quality, low-cost care.
Some of the beneficiaries who spoke with Atinka TV also expressed their joy over the free health screening and thanked Tobinco Boss, Elder Nana Amo Tobbin I for always supporting them.
They also encouraged the public to visit the hospital anytime they want to access health care.
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