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List of Coded Health Facilities in Delta State.Pdf DELTA STATE HEALTH FACILITY LISTING WARD NAME OF HEALTH FACILITY FACILITY TYPE LGA GEN. HOSPITAL ISSELE-UKU SECONDARY GLORY TO GOD MEDICAL CLINIC,PRIMARY ISSELE-UKU ST. THERESA’S CLINIC & PRIMARY ISSELE-UKU(1) MATERNITY, ISSELE-UKU GEN. HOSPITAL ONICHA-UKU SECONDARY PHC ONICHA-UKU PRIMARY PHC OBIOR PRIMARY CHRISTY MAT. HOME, OBIOR PRIMARY OBIOR/ONICHA-UKU ONICHA-UGBO PHC ONICHA-UGBO PRIMARY PHC IDUMUJE-UGBOKO PRIMARY PHC IDUMUJE-UNOR PRIMARY HP ANIOFU PRIMARY IDUMUJE PHC OBOMKPA PRIMARY HP UGBOBA PRIMARY OKWUOFU MAT. HOME, PRIMARY OBAMKPA OBOMKPA PHC IDUMUOGO PRIMARY PHC UGBODU PRIMARY PHC UBULUBU PRIMARY PHC UKWUZU PRIMARY MATERNITY HOME, UBULUBU PRIMARY UGBODU PHC ISSELE-MKPITIME PRIMARY ANIOCHA NORTH ANIOCHA PHC ISSELE-AZAGBA PRIMARY FLORA MAT. HOME, ISSELE- PRIMARY ISSELE-MKPITIME AZAGBA PHC ONICHA-OLONA PRIMARY ONICHA-OLONE GEN. HOSPITAL ONICHA-OLONESECONDARY PHC EZI PRIMARY PHC OGORDO PRIMARY STAR OF HOPE MAT. HOME, PRIMARY EZI EZI ANIOCHA NORTH ANIOCHA PHC ISSELE-UKU PRIMARY HP ISSELE-UKU PRIMARY PILGRIM BAPTIST HOSP, SECONDARY ISSELE-UKU ISSELE-UKU(2) AJULU CLINIC, ISSELE-UKU PRIMARY FAITH MAT. HOME ONICHA- PRIMARY UGBO ST. MONICA MAT. HOME PRIMARY ONICHA- UGBO ONICHA-UGBO GEN. HOSPITAL OGWASHI-UKUSECONDARY PHCC OGWASHI-UKU PRIMARY HOPE CLINIC & MATERNITY OGWASHI-UKUPRIMARY EJEKS CLINIC OGWASHI-UKU PRIMARY NOVA SPECIALIST HOSPITAL OGWASHI-UKUSECONDARY AGIADIASI ST MARY HOSPITAL OGWASHI-UKUSECONDARY PHCC ADONTE PRIMARY PHCC UKWUOBA PRIMARY ADONTE PHCC UMUTE PRIMARY GEN. HOSPITAL UBULU-UKU SECONDARY ST. ANTHONY MAT. HOME UBULU-UKUPRIMARY UBULU-UKU 1 TRINITY HOSPITAL & MATERNITYSECONDARY UBULU-UKU PHCC UBULU-UKU PRIMARY ANGLICAN MAT. UBULU-UKU PRIMARY UBULU-UKU 2 HOPE MAT. HOME AKUE QTRS.PRIMARY UBULU-UKU UBULU-OKITI 2 PHCC UBULU-OKITI PRIMARY PHCC UBULU-UNOR PRIMARY UBULU-UNOR PHCC ASHAMA PRIMARY GOVT HOSPITAL ISHEAGU SECONDARY PHCC ISHEAGU PRIMARY PHCC OLODU PRIMARY PHCC EWULU PRIMARY EWULU/ISHEAGU PHCC ABAH UNOR PRIMARY PHCC NSUKWA PRIMARY NSUKWA EMMA. MAT. HOME NSUKWA PRIMARY PHCC EJEME-ANIOGOR PRIMARY ANIOCHA SOUTH ANIOCHA PHCC EJEME-UNOR PRIMARY PHCC EGBUDU-AKAH PRIMARY VICTORY MAT. EJEME-ANIOGORPRIMARY CIPIO MAT. EKUKU-AGBOR ROAD,PRIMARY EJEME-ANIOGOR EJEME/EGBUDU ST. THERESA MAT. HOME EGBUDU-AKAPRIMARY IJEOMA MAT. HOME OGBE-AFORPRIMARY OGWASHI-UKU ELUE MAT. HOME OGWASHI-UKUPRIMARY UMUDEI KIGHO DENTAL CLINIC OGWASHI-UKUPRIMARY PHCC AZAGBA PRIMARY ST. LUCY MAT. IDUMUBULU QTRS.PRIMARY OTULU ST. JUDE’S MAT. IDUMUBULU QTRS.PRIMARY OTULU OTULU ANIOCHA SOUTH ANIOCHA CHIKWA MAT. HOME IDUMUBULUPRIMARY QTRS. OTULU NJIDEKA MAT. HOME OTULU PRIMARY OTULU MOTHER OF MERCY HOSPITAL SECONDARYEDO OTULU GEN HOSPITAL BOMADI SECONDARY PHCC BOMADI PRIMARY BOMADI GBELE MAT. HOME, BOMADI PRIMARY GOVT. HOSPITAL KIAGBODO SECONDARY AKUGBENE(2) COTT HOSPITAL OGRIAGBENE SECONDARY OGRIAGBENE PHCC OGRIAGBENE PRIMARY AKUGBENE(1) PHCC AKUGBENE PRIMARY ESANMA PHCC ESANMA PRIMARY PHCC EKAMETAGBENE PRIMARY EKAAMETAGBENE/ BOMADI KALAFIO PHCC KALAFIOGBENE PRIMARY KPAKIAMA PHCC KPAKIAMA PRIMARY PHCC EZEBIRI PRIMARY OGO/EZE MODEL PHCC OGODOBIRI PRIMARY PHCC OKOLOBA PRIMARY OGBEINMA/OKOLOBA PHCC OGBEINAMA PRIMARY AKUGBENE(3) NIGHTINGALE MAT. HOME, BOMADIPRIMARY GEN. HOSPITAL BURUTU SECONDARY PHCC BURUTU PRIMARY PHCC BULU-NDORO PRIMARY VICTORIOUS MAT. HOME, BURUTUPRIMARY BOLOU-NDORO UFUOMA NURSING HOME,BURUTUPRIMARY GOVT. HOSPITAL OJOBO SECONDARY GOVT HOSPITAL FOCADOS SECONDARY OJOBO PHCC OJOBO PRIMARY GEN HOSPITAL OGUALAGHA SECONDARY OGULAGHA PHCC ODIMODI PRIMARY NGBILEBIRI GOVT HOSPITAL OMADINO SECONDARY PHCC TORUGBENE PRIMARY PHCC EKOGBENE PRIMARY PHCC SOKEBOLOU PRIMARY TORUGBENE MODEL PHCC TORUGBENE PRIMARY PHCC OBOTEBE PRIMARY OBETEBE PHCC OBOTEBE (NEW) PRIMARY BURUTU PHCC GBEKEBOR PRIMARY PHCC AYAKOROMO PRIMARY PHCC OKRIKA PRIMARY EGODOR PHCC EGODOR PRIMARY KIAGBODO PHCC KIAGBODO PRIMARY PHCC OKPOKUNOU PRIMARY ESEINBIRI BURUTU PHCC OBORO PRIMARY ESEINBIRI PHCC ENEKOROGHA PRIMARY PHCC TUOMO PRIMARY PHCC OGBOBEGBENE PRIMARY TUOMO PHCC TEGBEGBE PRIMARY TAMIGBE PHCC TAMIGBE PRIMARY GEN HOSPITAL ABRAKA SECONDARY PHCC EGBOGHO-KOKORI PRIMARY GEN HOSPITAL ISIOKOLO SECONDARY GEN HOSPITAL EKU SECONDARY TBL EKU SECONDARY COTT HOSPITAL ERHOIKE SECONDARY PHCC ISIOKOLO PRIMARY PHCC KOKORI-INLAND PRIMARY ABRAKA WIMA CLINIC PRIMARY PHCC EGBO-KOKORI PRIMARY ISIOKOLO PHCC IGUN PRIMARY PHCC OKPARA-INLAND PRIMARY PHCC OVORIE-OVU PRIMARY ESEOGHENE MAT. HOME EKU PRIMARY OMODELA CLINIC/MATERNITYPRIMARY ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC MISSIONSECONDARY HOSP EMONAFE MEMORIAL HOSPITALSECONDARY EKU WARD CARITAS CHRISTY COMMUNITYPRIMARY BASE PHC PHCC OVU INLAND PRIMARY ST. SAVIOURS MAT. HOME PRIMARY EKU FORTITUDE NURSING AND PRIMARY ORHAORPO MAT HOME ABRAKA ETHIOPE EAST ETHIOPE PHCC ORIA –ABRAKA PRIMARY OSHEVIRE MEMORIAL PRIMARY NURSING/MAT. HOME EGBO KOKORI OKPARA PHCC ABRAKA P.O PRIMARY PHCC URHUOKPE-KOKORI PRIMARY OVU PHCC ORHOAKPOR PRIMARY IGUN PHCC ORHONO-EKU PRIMARY URHUOVIE PHCC OKUREKPO PRIMARY ORIA PHCC SAMAGIDI KOKORI PRIMARY PHCC URHUOVIE-ABRAKA PRIMARY OGBEMUDIA ROYAL MAT. PRIMARY HOME, EKU AMACHA MAT. HOEM EKU PRIMARY KOKORI MAJOROH MEDICAL CENTER SECONDARY DELSUTH, OGHARA TERTIARY OGHAREFE(3) ETHIOPE WEST ETHIOPE OGHAREFE(3) PHCC OVADE PRIMARY GEN HOSPITAL OGHARA SECONDARY PHCC OGHARA TOWN PRIMARY PHCC OGHAREFE PRIMARY PHCC UGBOKPAN PRIMARY PHCC EKRODA PRIMARY CHRIS-ESE MAT. HOME, PRIMARY OGHAREFE(2) OGHARA PHCC IJOMI TOWN PRIMARY PHCC OTEFE PRIMARY PEACE MAT. HOME, PRIMARY OGHARAFE OGHARA MAT. HOME, PRIMARY OGHARAFE OGHAREFE(1) MARANATHA CLINIC, OGHARAFEPRIMARY MOSOGAR(1) PHCC MOSOGAR TOWN PRIMARY COTT HOSPITAL MOSOGAR SECONDARY MOSOGAR(2) PHCC UGBENU PRIMARY MODEL PHCC OGHAREKI TOWNPRIMARY JERRY MAT. HOME, PRIMARY ETHIOPE WEST ETHIOPE OGHAREKI COMP. HC IKWEHWU PRIMARY OGHAREFE(5) PHCC AJAGBODUDU PRIMARY OGHAREFE(4) PHCC OKUNIGHO TOWN PRIMARY JESSE(1) PHCC JESSE TOWN PRIMARY PHCC UGBEVWE-JESSE PRIMARY JESSE(2) GOVT HOSP.UGBEVWE-JESSE SECONDARY JESSE(3) PHCC EJENESA TOWN PRIMARY MODEL PHCC IRHODO TOWN PRIMARY PHCC BOBOROKU PRIMARY JESSE(4) PHCC ONYOBRU PRIMARY GEN HOSPITAL OWA-OYIBU SECONDARY OWA-OYIBU PHCC OWA-OYIBU PRIMARY GOVT HOSPITAL UMUNEDE SECONDARY PHCC UMUNEDE PRIMARY ALL GRACE NURSING/ MAT. PRIMARY HOME ,UMUNEDE DISPENSARY OWERE-OLUBOR PRIMARY AKALAKA MAT. HOME PRIMARY ,UMUNEDE CATHOLIC MAT. HOME PRIMARY ,UMUNEDE LYDIA MAT. HOME , PRIMARY UMUNEDE KIDO-CHUKWU MAT. HOME PRIMARY IDUMU-OZIE UMUNEDE IKA NORTH EAST UCHE NURSING HOME PRIMARY OWERRE OLUBOR OUR MOTHER MAT. HOME PRIMARY UMUNEDE KIFA CLINIC & MATERNITY, UMUNEDEPRIMARY UMUNEDE FIRST TEMPLE & MATERNITY SECONDARY GOVT HOSPITAL OWA-ALERO SECONDARY OWA-ALERO DISPENSARY ALERO PRIMARY PHCC AKWUMAZI PRIMARY DISPENSARY AKWUMAZI PRIMARY PHCC EKWUOMA PRIMARY ALL SAINTS MAT. HOME PRIMARY AKUMAZI AKWUMAZI IDUMUESAH PHCC IDUMESAH PRIMARY PHCC IGBODO PRIMARY DISPENSARY IGBODO PRIMARY NKEAKAM MAT. HOME , PRIMARY IGBODO IGBODO PHCC UTE-OGBEJE PRIMARY WELFARE MAT. HOME , UTE PRIMARY UTE-OGBEJE OGBEJE OTOLOKPO PHCC OTOLOKPO PRIMARY PHCC UTE-OKPU PRIMARY PHCC UTE-OKPU PRIMARY DISPENSARY UTE-OKPU PRIMARY PHCC UTERUMU PRIMARY ANN MAT. HOME , UTE - PRIMARY OKPU UTE-OKPU NWAOKORO MEMORIAL CLINIC,PRIMARY UTE- OKPU MBIRI PHCC MBIRI PRIMARY PHCC ALIZOMOR PRIMARY PHCC OWA-ALIDIMMA PRIMARY IKA NORTH EAST OWA-ALIZOMOR DISPENSARY ALIDIMMA PRIMARY OWANTA PHCC OWANTA PRIMARY PHCC BOJI BOJI OWA PRIMARY EMBOR NURSING HOME ,BOJI-PRIMARY BOJI OWA ST. LUKE’S NURSING & MAT. PRIMARY HOME, BOJI-BOJI OWA OUR MOTHER MAT. HOME PRIMARY OWA VICTORY MAT. HOME, OWA PRIMARY SAM-SERI NURSING HOME, PRIMARY BOJI-BOJI OWA BOJI-BOJI OWA(1) IKA NORTH EAST VICTOR MAT. HOME PRIMARY SACRED HEART OF JESUS PRIMARY MAT. HOME BOJI-BOJI OWA CILIA MAT. HOME ,BOJI-BOJI PRIMARY OWA PHCC BOJI-BOJI OWA PRIMARY ROSEMARY MAT. HOME PRIMARY BUZUGBE ST. SAVIOUR’S MEDICAL CENTERSECONDARY AWELE HOSPITAL SECONDARY BOJI-BOJI OWA(1) HOLY GHOST CLINIC & MATERNITYSECONDARY NIGER OPTICAL SERVICES CO. LTD,SECONDARY BOJI BOJI OWA VIRTUE MAT. HOME ,BOJI- PRIMARY BOJI OWA BLESSED NURSING/ MAT. PRIMARY HOME BB OWA ST. HANNA HOSPITAL SECONDARY GOD’S GRACE CLINIC & MATERNITYPRIMARY NWAJEI CLINIC & MATERNITY PRIMARY BOJI-BOJI OWA(2) BAPTIST HEALTH CENTER, BOJI PRIMARYBOJI OWA GENERAL HOSPITAL AGBOR SECONDARY PHCC BOJI-BOJI AGBOR PRIMARY MODEL PHCC AGBOR PRIMARY NENE CLINIC, AGBOR PRIMARY ODORA’S DENTAL CLINIC, AGBORPRIMARY GRANT MEDICAL LAB, AGBOR PRIMARY NDU FOUNDATION HOSPITAL, AGBORSECONDARY SPECIALIST EYE HOSPITAL, AGBORSECONDARY BAY MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC LAB,PRIMARY AGBOR ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC HOSPITAL,SECONDARY AGBOR ANIOMA HOSPITAL, AGBOR SECONDARY DANCORD MAT HOME PRIMARY AGBOR HOPE MAT. HOME , AGBOR PRIMARY ST. PHENOMENA’S PRIMARY NURSING/MAT. HOME, BOJI-BOJI AGBOR(7) AGBOR GEN HOSPITAL AGBOR-ALIDINMASECONDARY PHCC AGBOR-NTA PRIMARY ERUEM MAT. HOME PRIMARY AGBOR-NTA ,AGBONTA PHCC OZANOGOGO PRIMARY UNITY MAT. HOME , PRIMARY OZANOGOGO OZANOGOGO IKA SOUTH OZANOGOGO PHCC ERUCHU PRIMARY EMUHU PHCC EMUHU PRIMARY PHCC IGBOGILI PRIMARY OYOKO PHCC OYOKO PRIMARY PHCC EKUKU-AGBOR PRIMARY OJIH NURSING & MAT. PRIMARY HOME, EKUKU AGBOR EKUKU AGBOR NADA’S DENTAL CLINIC, EKUKUPRIMARY AGBOR PHCC ALISIME PRIMARY PHCC EWURU/ALIAGWA PRIMARY PHCC ALIHAGWU PRIMARY ALIHAGWU MARK MAT. HOME PRIMARY PHCC UDOMI/EKWUOMA/ALIZOMORPRIMARY PHCC OKI PRIMARY PHCC OBIAYIMA PRIMARY PHCC UDOMI-ABAVO/ AZUOMAPRIMARY UDOMI-AZUOWA PHCC EDUDO PRIMARY PHCC AGBOR-OBI PRIMARY NNE OMUMU MAT. HOME, PRIMARY AGBOR OBI HOPE MAT. HOME, AGBOR PRIMARY OBI BIDDY MAT. HOME , AGBOR PRIMARY OBI IKA SOUTH TESSY NURSING & MAT. PRIMARY HOME, AGBOR OBI ANNE MAT. HOME , AGBOR PRIMARY OBI JOY MAT. HOME , AGBOR OBI PRIMARY ST. MONICA MAT. HOME ,
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