Anidaso Health Services

23/03/2026

Today we join the world to celebrate OPTOMETRISTS. Thank you for all you do to help the world see better.

19/03/2026

We have successfully completed the first phase of our school screening initiative under the Save a Sight Project. Over the past few days, we screened a total of 708 students, with a target of reaching 10,000 students by the end of the year.

Students identified with specific eye conditions have been referred to our clinic, where they will receive free management and treatment including spectacles made possible through the generous support from Canadian Vision Care.

16/03/2026

We have commenced this year’s school screening program under our Save a Sight Project, made possible through the generous support of CANADIAN VISION CARE (CVC). On the very first day of the exercise, we screened 250 primary school students and identified several children with vision problems. Among the most concerning were cases of cataract caused by past ocular trauma.

It is also important to note that about 93% of the students had never had an eye examination before. Even more worrying is that some of the children with vision difficulties had previously informed their parents, yet no action had been taken. This clearly means many of these students are likely struggling academically because of uncorrected vision problems.

There is an urgent need for all of us to do more to protect the vision of our children.

Attached are pictures of some of the cataract cases we identified during the screening. We will continue to follow up to ensure these children receive the necessary treatment.




Canadian Vision Care

21/02/2026

We were invited by Wesley Methodist Church in Akim Oda Old Town to conduct a screening session. During our visit, we facilitated a discussion on common eye conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, and presbyopia. We emphasized the importance of regular hospital visits for comprehensive eye check-ups to ensure early detection and proper management of these conditions.

18/02/2026

It’s a FuGu Wednesday at Anidaso Eye Cente, Akim Oda branch.

Pass by and feel Fugustatic as we examine your eyes.

12/02/2026

We're thrilled to continue our Eye Health Influencing Academic Performance campaign at Akim Achiase Senior High School! This marks our second impactful engagement, following our successful session at Attafuah Senior High School.

Today, we had the privilege of engaging with teachers in a vibrant and interactive session at the ICT room. The one-on-one discussions highlighted concerns about visual health, particularly the risks of glaucoma, underscoring the importance of prioritizing eye care for educators and students alike.

Our assembly with approximately 1,500-2,000 Form 2 and 3 students in the hall was equally inspiring. We emphasized that regular eye exams are crucial – refractive errors can significantly impact academic performance, and some conditions can progress silently with no warning signs.

Let's prioritize eye health to unlock our full potential! 💪👓

10/02/2026

At Anidaso Health Services, we believe that caring for children goes beyond eye and dental health. It is also nurturing confidence, teamwork and talent.

Last week, we donated football jerseys to Akyem Wenchi Methodist Primary School as part of our commitment to promoting sports and holistic child development in primary schools.

Two years ago, we made a similar donation to Akim Aperade Presby Primary school and we were proud to see them win the district games.

We hope these jerseys will motivate the pupils to dream big, play hard and enjoy the power of sports as they stay healthy for their academic work.

05/02/2026

Come as a couple.

If you are single, come as you are 😀😀😀

01/01/2026

11/12/2025

Today, the Anidaso Oda team staged a massive eye health campaign at Attafuah Senior High School with over 1200 students(all first years) in attendance.

The 3 hours education centred on refractive errors and their effect on academic performance and finally concluded with the apeal for students to get screened no matter the situation. The team, through this means advocated for more attention on students' eye health and availed the centre to the students anytime they'd like to get screened.
The students were promised free eye screening at our outfit and promised some discount on any spectacle prescribed at our outfit.

The headteacher pledged to make this a tradition and suggested we come to make further discussions during the PTA meetings to educate the parents too more on the need for eye examination for the wards in school.

Kudos to Dr. Samuel Aihoon and his team.

03/12/2025

Where the Borgas Dey? Charley get your eyes and mouth checked this December