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Nigeria Provider List Contents ABIA 4 ABUJA (FCT) 6 ADAMAWA 18 AKWA IBOM 19 ANAMBRA 22 BAUCHI 24 BAYELSA 25 BENUE 26 BORNO 28 CROSS RIVER 29 DELTA 31 EBONYI 35 EDO 36 EKITI 38 ENUGU 39 GOMBE 41 IMO 42 JIGAWA 44 KADUNA 45 KANO 47 KATSINA 49 KEBBI 50 KOGI 51 KWARA 52 2 of 116 LAGOS 53 NASARAWA 91 NIGER 92 OGUN 93 ONDO 97 OSUN 98 OYO 99 PLATEAU 103 RIVERS 104 SOKOTO 115 TARABA 116 3 of 116 ABIA Hospital Name State or Region Address CHRISTIANA DENTAL ABIA 24 AZIKIWE ROAD, UMUAHIA CLINIC ROYAL DENTAL CLINIC ABIA 51, SCHOOL ROAD, ABA NIGER OPTICAL- ABA ABIA 18 ASA ROAD NIGER OPTICAL- UMUAHIA ABIA 12 BENDE ROAD ROYAL EYE CLINIC ABIA 51, SCHOOL ROAD, ABA SHALOM EYE CENTRE ABIA DANPET AVENUE OFF 190 ABA OWERRI ROAD, ABA ZENITH EYE CARE CENTRE ABIA 71 /73ABA-OWERRI ROAD, UMUNGASI (ROSEVINE HOSPITAL) ABA AUSTINE GRACES ABIA 16, OKIGWE ROAD, ABA HOSPITAL LTD HEALING CROSS ABIA KLM 2, OFF BENDE ROAD, UMUAHIA HOSPITAL HORSTMAN HOSPITAL ABIA 32 OKIGWE ROAD, ABA IVORY HOSPITAL LIMITED ABIA 175 FAULKS ROAD BY POWERLINE, ABA LIFE CARE CLINIC ABIA 120A OLD GRA BEHIND SLOT OPPOSITE ABIA POLY ABA MARANATHA HOSPITAL ABIA 1, AMUZUKWU ROAD, UMUAHIA NEW ERA HOSPITAL ABIA 90B, OJI RIVER STREET, UMUAHIA PRISCILLA MEMORIAL ABIA 32 BONNY STREET UMUAHIA HOSPITAL ROMALEX HOSPITAL ABIA 45 UMUIMO ROAD ROAD ABAYI ABA ROSEVINE HOSPITAL ABIA 1 SHALOM WAY OFF 70 ABA-OWERRI ROAD, ABA SIMEONE SPECIALIST ABIA 2/4 ABAGANA STREET, OFF 156 ABA- OWERRI ROAD, OPP HOSPITAL EJINAKA BUS STOP, UMUOCHA, ABA 4 of 116 Hospital Name State or Region Address SPRINGS CLINIC ABIA 18, SCOTLAND CRESCENT, ABA ST. VINCENT HOSPITAL ABIA 9, OLD TIMBER ROAD, OFF ABA ROAD, UMUAHIA TODAC CLINIC ABIA 61 OKIGWE ROAD ABA VINIFIC HOSPITAL ABIA AGBAMA HOUSING ESTATE AREA 4 ROAD 4 OLOKORO UMUAHIA ST. VINCENT EYE CLINIC ABIA 9, OLD TIMBER ROAD, OFF ABA ROAD, UMUAHIA 5 of 116 ABUJA (FCT) Hospital Name State or Region Address ABUJA CLINICS ABUJA (FCT) MINISTER’S HILL, PLOT 1261, 22 AMAZON ST, MAITAMA, ABUJA DIFF HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 1195, CADASTRAL ZONE B18 SECTOR, CENTRE D, OFF OLADIPO DIYA ROAD, GUDU DISTRICT, ABUJA. HI-FI HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 1207, TRANS ENGINEERING LAYOUT, DAWAKI, ABUJA. MAYFIELD HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) 51, MAIN STREET, SUNCITY ESTATE, ABUJA. NISA PREMIER HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) 15/21, ALEX EKWUEME WAY, JABI ULTRAMED HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) 19, FIRST AVENUE, OPP FIRST BANK, GWARINPA, ABUJA. ZANKLI MEDICAL CENTRE ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 1021,B5 SHEHU YARADUA WAY,OPPOSITE FED.MINISTRY OF WORKS,UTAKO ABUJA ALFOL CARDIOLOGY ABUJA (FCT) 2ND FLOOR COSCHARIS MOTORS BUILDING PLOT 388 CLINIC CONSTITUTION AVENUE, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT ABUJA ANGELIC CARE HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) NO 19 NGWA CLOSE OFF FUMILAYO RANSOM KUTI ROAD GARKI AREA 3 AREWA SPECIALIST ABUJA (FCT) NO 31 ALEX EKWUEME WAY JABI DISTRICT ABUJA HOSPITAL CEDAR CREST HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) 2 SAM MBAKWE STREET, ABUJA. LIMITED CHILDCARE AND ABUJA (FCT) 7, FEZ STREET, OFF KUMASI CRESCENT, WUSE 2, ABUJA. WELLNESS CLINICS DEDA HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) ALONG KATAMPE ROAD, BESIDE ABC CARGO, JAHI, ABUJA DR HASSAN'S HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) NO 5, ILLER CRESCENT, OFF KATSINA ALA STREET, MAITAMA, AND DIAGNOSTICS ABUJA CENTRE 6 of 116 Hospital Name State or Region Address FEREPROD MEDICAL ABUJA (FCT) OBBO CRESCENT, OFF AHMADU BELLO WAY GARKI CENTRE FOXGLOVE MULTI- ABUJA (FCT) 45 FOURTH AVENUE, FHA, GWARINPA SPECIALTY HOSPITALS HILLSHORE CLINIC ABUJA (FCT) 32, LORD LUGARD STREET, ASOKORO, ABUJA JOJE HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 1252 BAMANGA TUKUR CRESCENT APO LEGISLATIVE QUARTERS ZONE E GATE, OPPOSITE BEAUTIFUL BEGINNING ACADEMY. KELINA HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) 3RD AVENUE, GWARINPA, ABUJA NOVA MEDI-CLINIC ABUJA (FCT) SUITE 102/104, CRYSTAL PALACE HOTEL, 29, PORT HARCOURT CRESCENT, OFF GIMBIYA STREET, AREAD 11, GARKI, ABUJA TABITHA MEDICAL ABUJA (FCT) 40 MIKE AKHIGBE WAY, JABI, ABUJA, NIGERIA CENTRE ZENITH MEDICAL AND ABUJA (FCT) ATOM KPERA CLOSE, BY JOSEPH GOMWALK STREET (NEAR KIDNEY CENTRE CIVIL DEFENCE OFFICE, FCT COMMAND), GUDU DISTRICT, ABUJA ZITADEL MEDICAL AND ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 417 FIRST AVENUE, GWARIMPA, ABUJA DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE IDEAL DENTAL ABUJA (FCT) BASEMENT FLOOR, CEDDI PLAZA, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, ABUJA PURE SNOW DENTAL ABUJA (FCT) DIFF MEDICAL CENTRE PLOT 1195, CADASTRAL ZONE B18 CLINIC SECTOR CENTRE D. OFF OLADIPO DIYA STREET GUDU ABUJA. SMILE360 DENTAL ABUJA (FCT) 5A, NYASA CLOSE, OFF ONTARIO CRESCENT, OFF MISSISSIPI SPECIALIST CLINIC STREET, MAITAMA ABUJA. CLEARVIEW OPTICS- ABUJA (FCT) MEZZANINE LEVEL TRANSCORP HILTON HOTEL MAITAMA ABUJA THE EYE SHOP- ABUJA ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 648, FRANCA AFEGBUA CRESCENT, OFF SAMUEL JERETON MARIERE ROAD, APO LEGISLATIVE QUARTERS (INSIDE EYE FOUNDATION HOSPITAL) 7 of 116 Hospital Name State or Region Address HANDS PHYSIOTHERAPY ABUJA (FCT) 32 LORD LUGARD STREET,AREA 11.ABUJA CLINIC BODYLINE GYM - ABUJA (FCT) NO 16, FIRST AVENUE, GWARINPA GWARINPA BODYROX FITNESS ABUJA (FCT) SUITE 32, THIRD FLOOR, SILVERBIRD ENTERTAINMENT STUDIO CENTRE, PLOT 1161, MEMORIAL DRIVE, BY MUSA YARADUA CENTRE, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, ABUJA, DALCHI FIT GYM - ABUJA (FCT) PLOT C124, ALONG 5221 ROAD, CLOSE TO AGETE HOTEL, 1ST GWARINPA AVENUE GWARINPA, ABUJA DALCHI FIT GYM - KARU ABUJA (FCT) CORTELAND GARDEN, ALONG JIKWOYI ROAD, OPP NEW CHIEF PALACE, KARU BOV (MOBILE) MASSAGE ABUJA (FCT) FLAT 10, NO. 6 CAIRO STREET, BEHIND FCMB OFF SERVICES ADETOKUMBO STREET, WUSE 2 ABUJA LAVIEN SPA ABUJA (FCT) 22 NDJAMENA CRESCENT (INSIDE GOMBE JEWEL HOTEL) WUSE 2, ABUJA SMARTCARE MASSAGE ABUJA (FCT) 250 GUDU ABDULLAHI RD, OPPOSITE BRISTOL PALACE AND SPA HOTEL, FARM CENTER KANO. ALTHEA SPECIALTY ABUJA (FCT) NO 18, MALABO STREET, OFF AJESA STREET, AMINU KANO CLINICS CRESCENT, WUSE 2 ABUJA. ABLE HAND HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) OPP CRUSH CAFE, 1ST AVENUE, GWARIMPA ALLIANCE CLINICS AND ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 801, NO 5, MALUMFASHI CLOSE, OFF EMEKA ANYAOKU SERVICES- AREA 11 STREET, AREA 11 (ELEVEN), GARKI, ABUJA. AMANA MEDICAL CENTRE ABUJA (FCT) NO 5, ILORIN STREET, AREA 8, GARKI, ABUJA BROADACRES MEDICAL & ABUJA (FCT) ABIA HOUSE, FIRST AVENUE, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, AESTHETIC CLINIC ABUJA. CRYSTAL CLINICS ABUJA (FCT) 2, MISAU STREET, OFF KUMO STR, OFF AHMADU BELLO WAY, BEFORE APO BRIDGE, OPP CBN QTRS DREAMCITY CHILDRENS ABUJA (FCT) PATRICK O. BAKKAR CRESCENT, OFF EBITU UKIWE STREET, HOSPITAL JABI ABUJA 8 of 116 Hospital Name State or Region Address E - CLINIC OUTPATIENT ABUJA (FCT) 3, AGADEZ STREET, OFF AMINU KANO CRESCENT, WUSE 2, UNIT (OPD) ABUJA. EL RAPHA HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) SALIHU ILLIYASU STREET, LIFE CAMP EXCEL SPECIALIST ABUJA (FCT) 1 GEORGE INNIH CRESCENT, ZONE E APO LEGISLATIVE HOSPITAL AND FERTILITY QUARTERS CENTER FAMILYCARE 360 ABUJA (FCT) LORD LUGARD ST, GARKI, AREA 11, ABUJA MULTICLINICS GARNETCARE MEDICAL ABUJA (FCT) E3B NORTHSTAR GARDEN ESTATE, OFF SUNNYVALE CENTRE JUNCTION, DAKWO DITSRICT, ABUJA GIBONNA WOMENS ABUJA (FCT) NO 1 JOSHUA MADAKI CLOSE OFF SAMUEL JERETON HOSPITAL MARIERE STREET, APO ZONE E. KINDLY NOTE THAT 'JOSHUA MADAKI' IS OPP ETERNA FILLING STATION (FORMER JIMETA FILLING STATION) GREEN ACRES HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) 1, ALIYU BABANGIDA STREET, SUNNY VALE HOMES, ABUJA. LTD GUINEA SAVANNAH ABUJA (FCT) NO 5, ALIADE CLOSE, GARKI 2, ABUJA. MEDICAL CENTRE HEALTH WISE PREMIER ABUJA (FCT) 1ST AVENUE, 451 ROAD, 61 MALCOM X STREET, GWARINPA CARE HOSPITALS HOSPIMED CLINICS AND ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 1294, BAMANGA TUKUR STREET, OFF ADESOJI CHILDREN HOSPITAL ADEREMI STREET, GUDU, ABUJA LEAH JADA-JOSEPH ABUJA (FCT) PHASE AA3, PLOT 34, BEHIND NNPC FILLING STATION, KUJE, MEDICAL CENTRE ABUJA, FCT LOUIS PASTEUR HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) 813C, 64 CRESCENT, GWARIMPA 2 ESTATE, MAP GLOBAL COMPLEX LTD JUNCTION, ABUJA MEDIMAX HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 555, CADASTRAL ZONE. B02, AFTER DUNAMIS CHURCH, DURUMI DISTRICT, ABUJA. NINNCI HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) FEDERAL HOUSING KUBWA 9 of 116 Hospital Name State or Region Address ROYAL ORTHOPAEDIC ABUJA (FCT) NO 28 UBIAJA CRESCENT, GARKI 2 HOSPITAL SALAMA INFIRMARY ABUJA (FCT) NO 24, 64 CRESCENT, OFF CHARLY BOY BOULEVARD, GWARIMPA SANA CLINICS ABUJA (FCT) 17 MADAKIYA CRESCENT, APO, ABUJA ST CATHERINE'S ABUJA (FCT) 6, ODIENNA CLOSE, OFF LIBREVILLE STREET, OFF AMINU SPECIALIST HOSPITAL- KANO CRESCENT, WUSE II, ABUJA. ABUJA SYBRON MEDICAL CENTRE ABUJA (FCT) PLOT1241, YAKUBU GOWON CRESCENT, ASOKORO, ABUJA THE LIMI HOSPITAL ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 1487, LEE MOSES ISEKO STREET, CBD, ABUJA TOLBERT SPECIALIST ABUJA (FCT) NO 17 DEMOCRACY CRESCENT GADUWA ESTATE ABUJA HOSPITAL NIGERIA ALPHA HILLS DENTAL ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 22, ALGIERS STREET, ZONE 5, WUSE, ABUJA CLINICS LTD BETHEL DENTAL CLINIC - ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 645 ALEX EKWUEME STREET, AREWA SPECIALIST JABI HOSPITAL COMPLEX, JABI, ABUJA. BETHEL DENTAL CLINIC - ABUJA (FCT) NO. 26 MONROVIA STREET, OPPOSITE NIGERIAN TULIP WUSE 2 (TURKISH) INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES, WUSE 2, ABUJA. BLANCHE DENTAL CLINIC ABUJA (FCT) 84,KWAME NKRUMAH CRESCENT, ASOKORO, ABUJA. - ABUJA DAZZLE DENTAL CLINICS ABUJA (FCT) 19, ALEXANDRIA CRESCENT, OFF AMINU KANO CRESCENT, WUSE 2, ABUJA. E-CLINIC - DENTAL ABUJA (FCT) 3, AGADEZ STREET, OFF AMINU KANO CRESCENT, WUSE 2, ABUJA. GLOXYGEN DENTAL CARE ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 148A , OPPOSITE BREAD AND MORE , BESIDE FHA MORTGAGE BANK, FIRST AVENUE, SECTOR F, LUGBE , AIRPORT ROAD, ABUJA. IVORY DENTAL CLINIC ABUJA (FCT) PLOT 23, ONITSHA CRESENT OFF GIMBIYA STREET, GARKI AREA 11 10 of 116 Hospital Name State or Region Address ORO FACIAL DENTAL ABUJA (FCT) 1ST FLOOR, CEDAR CREST HOSPITAL, PLOT 195, APO DUTSE, PRACTICE - CEDAR CREST OFF OLADIPO DIYA ROAD, APO, GUDU DISTRICT, GUDU, ABUJA. ORO FACIAL DENTAL ABUJA (FCT) GRAND SQUARE BUILDING, CBD, ABUJA PRACTICE - GRAND SQUARE PAN ORAL DENTAL CLINIC ABUJA (FCT) SUITE BF-1:AGA MEMORIAL COMPLEX, NKWERE STREET, OFF AHMADU BELLO WAY, AREA 11 GARKI ABUJA. REGAL DENTAL CLINIC ABUJA (FCT) SUITE 6 HILLTOP ANNEX, NO. 13 GWANI STREET, BESIDE CHESSBURY HOTEL, ZONE 4, WUSE, ABUJA. RELIANCE DENTAL CLINIC ABUJA (FCT) SUITE AA2, APO SPARKLIGHT MALL, OPPOSITE LIVING FAITH CHURCH, DURUMI 2, ABUJA ROYAL DIAMOND DENTAL ABUJA (FCT) 46, ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA CRESCENT,(BESIDE STUDIO 24) CLINIC WUSE 2, ABUJA.
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