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The Venus Medicare Hospital Directory NATIONWIDE PROVIDER DIRECTORY CATEGORY 1 HOSPITALS S/N STATE CITY/TOWN/DISTRICT HEALTHCARE PROVIDER ADDRESS TERMS & CONDITIONS SERVICES Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics, 1 FCT/ABUJA CENTRAL AREA Limi Hospital & Maternity Plot 541Central District, Behind NDIC/ICPC HQ, Abuja Nil Internal Medicine Primary, Int. Med, Paediatrics,O&G, GARKI Garki Hospital Abuja Tafawa Balewa Way, Area 3, Garki, Abuja Private Wards not available. Surgery,Dermatology Amana Medical Centre 5 Ilorin str, off ogbomosho str,Area 8, Garki Nil No.5 Plot 802 Malumfashi Close, Off Emeka Anyaoku Strt, Alliance Clinics and Services Area 11 Nil Primary, Int. Med, Paediatrics Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics, Internal Medicine Dara Medical Clinics Plot 202 Bacita Close, off Plateau Street, Area 2 Nil Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics, Internal Medicine Sybron Medical Centre 25, Mungo Park Close, Area 11, Garki, Abuja Nil Primary, O&G, Paediatrics,Int Medicine, Gen Guinea Savannah Medical Centre Communal Centre, NNPC Housing Estate, Area II, Garki Nil Surgery, Laboratory Bio-Royal Hospital Ltd 11, Jebba Close, Off Ogun Street, Area 2, Garki Nil Primary, Surgery, Paediatrics. Primary, Family Med, O & G, Gen Surgery, Royal Specialist Hospital 2 Kukawa Street, Off Gimbiyan Street Area 11, Garki, Abuja Nil Urology, ENT, Radiology, Paediatrics No.4 Ikot Ekpene Close, Off Emeka Anyaoku Street Crystal Clinics (opposite National Assembly Clinic) Garki Area 11 Nil Primary, O&G, Paediatrics, Internal Medicine, Surgery Model Care Hospital & Consultancy Primary, Paediatrics, Surgery and ENT Limited No 5 Jaba Close, off Dunukofia Street by FCDA Garki, Abuja Nil Surgery Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics, GARKI II Fereprod Medical Centre Obbo Crescent, off Ahmadu Bello Way, Garki II Nil Internal Medicine Holy Trinity Hospital 22 Oroago Str, by Ferma/Old CBN HQ, Garki II Nil Primary only. Angelic Care Hospital [PAEDIATRICS No 19 Ngwa Close off Funmilayo Ransome Kuti Road Area 3 ONLY] Garki Abuja Nil Paediatrics Royal Orthopaedic Hospital And Primary, Endocrinology,Orthopaedic Medicare No. 28 Ubiaja Crescent , Garki 2 Nil Surgery,Physiotherapy, Pharmacy Atom Kpera close by Joseph Gomwalk street,near civil Primary Int. Med, Paeditrics, O&G, GUDU Zenith Medical & Kidney Centre defence office, Gudu District SuperHealth subscribers only Neprhology 1294 bamanga tukur street, off adesoji aderemi street, after Hospimed Clinics & children Hosp zone E Apo legislative quarters gate, Gudu Abuja OPEN TO ALL PRIMARY, PAEDIATRICS, O&G, CARDIO Primary Family Med, O & G, General Surgery, APO Rouz Hospital & Maternity Apo Legislative Qtrs, Plot 557, Zone D, 2nd Gate Nil Urology, ENT, Radiology, Paediatrics Queens Specialist Hospital Plot 224, Martins Ejembi crescent Apo Dutse OPEN TO ALL O&G APO/GADUWA/GAMES No 3, Sub-Station Close off Constitution Avenue, Garduwa VILLAGE Tolbert Specialist Hospital Estate Abuja Nil Primary,O & G, FAMILY MEDICINE Green Acres Hospitals Ltd No 1 Aliyu Street, Sunnyville Homes, Abuja. Ent,Int.Medicine,Surgery,O&G Sana Clinics Limited 17, Madakiya crescent Apo OPEN TO ALL ,paediatrics,Opthalmology Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics, WUSE Horizon Medical Centre 8 Bouake Street, Wuse Zone 6, Abuja Nil Internal Medicine King's Care Hospital Wuse Plot 2181 IBB Way, Wuse Zone 4, Abuja Nil Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics No.15 oran street,By Bank PHB,Olusegun Obasanjo Primary Only Capital Hospital way,wuse Zone 1 Nil Fortress Eye Hospital And Medical Centre, Abuja 8, Gonder Close, Off Gonder Street, Wuse Zone 1, Abuja Nil Primary, Internal Medicine, General Surgery Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics, Lifeway Medical Centre, Abuja plot 1593, zone E, Apo resettlement, Apo District, Abuja Nil Internal Medicine Primary, Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, General Queen's Clinic Plot 225(No 38) Cotonou Street, Zone 6 Nil Surgery Childcare and Wellness Center 7 Fez Street, Wuse 2 SuperHealth Subscribers only Primary, Paediatrics PAEDIATRICS ,INTERNAL MEDICINE, No 6 Odienna Close Off Libreville Street, Aminu Kano DERMATOLOGY, St Catherine's Specialist Hospitals LTD Crescent, Wuse 2. Nil Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics, JABI Arewa Specialist Hospital Plot 645 Alex Ekwueme Way, Jabi SuperHealth Subscribers only Internal Medicine UTAKO Life Point Medical Center 64, moses majekodunmi crescent SuperHealth subscribers only Primary,O & G, INT. MEDICINE House 19, Road 661, Off 6th Avenue, Team 7, Gwarinpa Primary, O&G, General Surgery, Paediatrics, GWARINPA Well Point Clinic Estate Nil Internal Medicine Primary, O&G, Paediatrics, Internal Medicine Vintage Medical Centre F ROAD, Citec Estate, Mbora Estate, Abuja Nil Peacecare clinic Ltd 46, 3rd Avenue, Gwarimpa Estate, Abuja. Nil O&G, Internal Medicine Prime Care Hospital Plot 75, Road 321, Off 3rd Avenue, Gwarimpa Nil Primary care only Medimax Hospital 11, 612 Road (7th Avenue) Nil Primary, O&G Orthopaedics , Urology, Internal Medicine, Plot 73A 1st Avenue Opposite Bonny B corner Shops Family Medicine, General Surgery Fountain Side Hospitals Limited Gwarimpa (Crush Cafe land mark) Nil PRIMARY, Int. Med, Gen Surgery, Viewpoint Nafs Hospital Limited No. 4 Road 114 Sunday Awoniyi Street, Gwarinpa SuperHealth subscribers only Orthopaedics,PAEDIATRICS St Raphael's children's hospital NO 1, 69 road, off 6th Avenue, Gwarimpa, Abuja Nil Primary, Paediatrics and Lab services. El- Rapha Hospital Plot 930 Salihu Iliyasu Street, Life Camp, Gwarimpa, Abuja SuperHealth subscribers only Primary, O&G KADO EVERLASTING CARE HOSPITAL LTD 31 first Avenue, Kado Estate, Abuja. Primary Care Only St. Vincent's Hospital (Daughters of KUBWA Charity) Byazhin Road, Kubwa Nil Primary Care Only King's Care Hospital Kubwa 7 Christmas Road, Kubwa Nil Primary Care Only Kenony Clinic Ltd Plot B144, Adisa Close, Phase 2, Kubwa Nil Primary Care Only Jethrone Hospital & Diagnostic Center Plot 44, NYSC Road, Gbazango, Kubwa Nil Primary Care Only Pison hospital No. 3553 Gado Nasco Way Phase 4 Kubwa Nil Primary Care Only Plot 1207, Trans Engineering Layout, Off Kubwa Express Primary,O&G, ENT, Paediatrics, Internal DAWAKI Hi-Fi Clinics Way Nil Medicine BWARI Sumit Hospital Bwari Nil Primary Care Only Our Lady Of Fatima Catholic Hospital, Bwari Ushafa Road Bwari Nil Primary Care Only KARU Michael Cross Specialist Hospital Plot F9 Church Road, Karu Site Nil Primary, O&G Fountain Head Medical Center NIPDC Estate, Off Abacha Road Maraba Nil Primary, O&G NYANYA Saffron Hospital Plot MF 114/115, Phase IV, Nyanya Nil Primary, O&G Primary, Internal Medicine, O&G, General KATAMPE Asher Hospital & Maternity Plot 1197 Katampe Cadastral, Nicon Junction Nil Surgery primary, ENT, surgery, paediatrics, internal medicine(cardiology), O&G, Anaesthesis. 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