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CHSC is an ambulatory surgical center located in the Gwarinpa neighborhood of Abuja, Nigeria with 2 examination rooms, 3-bed postoperative recovery room, digital X-ray, standalone laboratory, and OR.

18/04/2025

"On this Good Friday, we reflect on the power of compassion, sacrifice, and healing. May this day bring peace to all and strength to those who care for others.

08/03/2023

Throughout the globe, women are making strides toward equality, and for that, we are grateful. Cheers to making progress, achieving equality, and helping one another!

Thank you to the generations of women who have pushed back against convention and paved the way for future generations of leaders—this day is dedicated to you!

07/02/2023

It has been brought to our attention that the CHSC services can be difficult to understand for you. In spite of the fact that we are predominately a surgical center, we also offer primary care services.
Our facility is divided into two sections, with the first one focusing on primary care and ambulatory surgical procedures.
The first part of our facility takes care of all primary care needs and can handle all of the services we offer right now. It is a facility that provides urgent treatment as well as ambulatory surgery. This facility has two examination rooms, a postoperative recovery room with five beds, a laboratory, and an operating room that is fully equipped.

Call us today to schedule an appointment!

23/01/2023

NOTICE OF DIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK

An outbreak of diphtheria has been reported in Lagos and Kano States with cases now being picked up in Osun and Yobe States.

Diphtheria is a contagious, sometimes fatal infection of the upper respiratory tract caused by the gram-positive, rod-shaped bacteria. Some types of Corynebacterium diphtheriae release a potent toxin that can damage the heart, kidneys, and nervous system.

Who is at risk?
·     Children and adults who have not had the pentavalent vaccine or have only had one dose
·     People who reside in areas that are extremely crowded.
·      People who live in regions that have inadequate sanitation systems.
·     People who work in healthcare as well as other people who may have been exposed to confirmed or suspected cases of diphtheria
How it is spread
     Most of the time, the bacteria that cause diphtheria get into the air when a person coughs. The bacteria typically grow on or near the mucous membranes of the mouth or throat, where they inflame the tissue. The term "respiratory diphtheria" refers to this type of diphtheria.

Symptoms of Diphtheria
   After 2 to 10 exposures to the bacteria, signs and symptoms typically start to appear. Diphtheria symptoms include;
·     Fever
·     Running nose
·     A sore throat
·     Cough
·     Red eyes: (conjunctivitis)
·     Swelling in the neck
·     In severe cases, a thick grey or white patch appears on the tonsils and/or at the back of the throat, which makes it hard to breathe

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06/01/2023

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01/01/2023

Wishing you an amazing year filled with happiness, peace, joy and good health💙.
Have a delightful 2023!

01/12/2022

1st DECEMBER - WORLD AID DAY

According to hiv.gov the first HIV case was reported in 1981; that means it has been 41 years since HIV came to be. Notable advancements have been made regarding treatments, prevention and diagnosis. However, the stigma remains.

The goal is to end AIDS by the year 2030. However, according to the secretary general of UNAIDS, we are off track. Inequalities block the end of AIDS.

At the end of 2021, we had a total of 38.4 million people living with HIV worldwide and about 1.5 million cases for the year of 2021 alone. While the number of new cases seems to be dropping (rather slowly), these stats are nevertheless alarming given the UNAIDS campaign's targets.

Over the past couple of years, we have seen the global response to HIV dwindle drastically. Resources have become limited, frequent testing are no longer done, some persons do not have access to medications; and many lives are at risk because of this.

The purpose of World AIDS Day is to remind the public, as well as the government, that HIV is not yet eradicated. It is essential to raise money, improve awareness, combat prejudice, and educate the public about the disease.

HIV stigma and discrimination must be fought if we are to prevent new instances of HIV. We must secure the rights of people living with HIV and stop new cases of HIV. Because of this, we are joining the WHO in calling on the world’s leaders to acknowledge the inequalities preventing progress on ending AIDS and to address them boldly; as well as to provide equal access to HIV services for children and key populations - such as transgender people, drug users, s*x workers, and prison inmates.

“The inequalities that perpetuate the AIDS pandemic can and must be overcome. We can end AIDS. If we equalize".

28/11/2022

Have you been thinking about making CHSC your Primary Care Provider but are concerned about your HMO not being accepted?
This list shows which HMOs we currently accept.
If your HMO isn’t listed here, don’t worry; the list is continuously updated and we’ll keep you informed.

18/11/2022

We all love to relax and be taken care of ☺️. What better way to do it than with a doctor by your side? 😉
Getting wet every then and now is necessary 😉😉

We’ve partnered with to ensure you have the utmost fun tomorrow while you turn up!

Can’t wait to see you!
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14/11/2022

WORLD DIABETES DAY 2022

Theme: Access to diabetes Education.

World diabetes day provides an opportunity to raise awareness on the condition, what needs to be done for better prevention, diagnosis and management.

Swipe to see some myths and facts about diabetes.
Also, some common symptoms to look out for.

Visit our center to get tested and counseled on how to manage this condition.

08/11/2022

At CHSC, your health is our priority!

We’ve taken the time to set up phase 1 of our center. This will cater to all your urgent care, general outpatient needs, ambulatory surgeries amongst other services.

We’ve teamed with doctors and nurses from top training centers in the world to provide you with optimal care.

We’ll be waiting to serve you!

Address

Abuja

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+2349139198720

Website

http://www.chscnigeria.com/

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