GARH- RIDGE

01/02/2026

29/01/2026

A look back at moments that mattered.
Childhood Cancer Awareness 2025 was filled with courage, compassion, and community.

28/01/2026

The Greater Accra Regional Hospital was honoured to receive a delegation from the Office of His Royal Majesty, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, on a familiarisation visit.
The team was led by Dr. Montserrat, a Consultant Paediatrician in Gibraltar and a Director of the Ga Mantse Foundation. She will also be leading a Child Care Project scheduled for the 2026 Homowo Festival.
The visit focused on assessing the needs of the Paediatric Wards in preparation for a Child Care Project scheduled for the 2026 Homowo Festival.

The Medical Director, Dr. Leslie Issa Adam-Zakariah, together with clinicians, engaged the delegation in a fruitful discussion, followed by a tour of the Paediatric Wards.

The delegation was impressed with the facility and pledged their support. The Medical Director expressed gratitude to the team and, by extension, His Royal Majesty for this commendable initiative.

21/01/2026

Raising awareness, Promoting Early Screening, and Saving Lives.

Moments from today’s Cervical Cancer Awareness Launch at Ridge Hospital.




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13/01/2026

Our experienced Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialists carrying out a routine adenotonsillectomy procedure.

Adenotonsillectomy remains one of the routine yet essential procedures performed by our ENT specialists, aimed at relieving airway obstruction, reducing recurrent throat infections, and improving overall quality of life for patients.

Our team continues to demonstrate expertise, precision, and professionalism, built on years of experience and a strong commitment to patient safety and quality care.

These procedures are part of our ongoing efforts to provide reliable and specialized surgical services to the public.
At Greater Accra Regional Hospital, excellence in care is not an event—it is a standard.

08/01/2026

Rapid Courier Ghana has demonstrated its commitment to healthcare and environmental safety with the generous donation of 300 biohazard medical bins to the Greater Accra Regional Hospital (GARH), aimed at strengthening effective medical waste management within the facility.

Presenting the items on behalf of the Rapid Courier team, Mrs. Dinah Brandful, Director of Operations, reaffirmed the company’s dedication to supporting healthcare institutions.
She noted that proper waste management is a critical component of patient and staff safety and expressed hope that the donation would contribute significantly to maintaining high hygiene and safety standards at GARH.

Also present was Madam Adelaide Amoateng, Executive Partner of Rapid Courier, who emphasized the organization’s belief in meaningful partnerships with the health sector. She stated that Rapid Courier remains committed to initiatives that promote public health, environmental responsibility, and sustainable healthcare delivery.

Receiving the donation, the Medical Director of GARH expressed profound gratitude to Rapid Courier for the kind gesture. He described the donation as timely and impactful, highlighting that the biohazard bins would greatly enhance the hospital’s waste segregation and disposal processes, thereby supporting infection prevention and control efforts.

The management and staff of GARH extend their sincere appreciation to Rapid Courier for this thoughtful act of benevolence and look forward to continued collaboration in advancing quality healthcare delivery.

08/01/2026

A moment of pride and purpose as newly promoted Deputy Chief Nursing Officers (DCNOs) were officially inducted at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital.

The ceremony was graced by words of encouragement from the Medical Director, Dr. Issa Adam-Zakariah, inspiring the inductees to uphold excellence in leadership and service.

The Head of Nursing and Midwifery, Mrs. Gifty Aryee, delivered an insightful keynote address, highlighting professionalism, dedication, and the vital role of nursing leadership in quality healthcare delivery.

Congratulations to our DCNOs on this well-deserved milestone.

06/01/2026

Today, the Greater Accra Regional Hospital welcomed newly posted National Service Personnel (NSPs) through an orientation program.

The session aimed at familiarizing the NSPs with the hospital’s operations, policies, and professional expectations.

The programme featured presentations on the hospital’s vision and mission, code of conduct, workplace ethics, infection prevention and control, as well as occupational health and safety.

The Head of Human Resource, Mr. Samuel Djanitey emphasized discipline, professionalism, teamwork, and commitment to quality patient care.

The Medical Director, Dr. Adam- Zakariah also addressed the NSPs, highlighting the importance of professional appearance and exemplary conduct, noting that staff behavior and dress reflect the hospital’s values and dedication to patient trust.

Selected departmental heads briefed the NSPs on the various units, reporting lines, and key protocols. The session ended with an interactive engagement, allowing participants to ask questions and seek clarifications.

We wish all our National Service Personnel a productive and impactful service year at Greater Accra Regional Hospital.