03/09/2025
OOUTH'S COMMITMENT TO QUALITY HEALTHCARE
Over the years, Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu has consistently strived to uphold its vision and mission of becoming a premier tertiary hospital in Nigeria. To achieve this goal, we've expanded our infrastructure significantly, incorporating state-of-the-art facilities such as:
1. Consultants Outpatients Clinic Building (2009), donated by Late Dr. Theophilus Olusesan Ogunyemi providing a conducive space for patients.
2. Alaanu House (2012), donated by Mr. Babatunde Bello (Olaoluwa) offering a resting place for female relatives of patients.
3. Diabetes Centre (2012), donated by Late Dame Caroline Adebutu housing clinics for diabetes and endocrinology patients.
4. Uplift Cancer Screening Centre (2016), donated by Her Excellency, Mrs. Olufunso Amosun (wife of the former Governor of Ogun State), offering cancer screening and management services.
5. Covid-19 Isolation Treatment Centre (2020), donated by His Excellency, Prince Dapo Abiodun to cated for covid-19 and other related infectious cases.
6. Dialysis Centre (2021), donated by His Love Foundation of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, enhancing patient care.
7. Eye Clinic (2021), donated by the Kessington Adebukunola Adebutu Foundation, providing ophthalmic services.
8. Sexual Assault Referal Centre (2021), donated by UNFPA with the support of Her Excellency, Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun, the Ministry of Women Affairs and the Ministry of Health to cater for victims of sexually assault and other related cases.
9. Yemoji Paediatric Surgical Ward (2022), donated by Dr. Muyiwa Abdul offering specialized care for pediatric patients.
10. Rotary Prostate Cancer Centre (2023), donated by Rotary International, providing prostate cancer care and management.
11. Oxygen Plant (2023), donated by UNICEF and IHS improving our critical care capabilities.
12. Patients' Relatives Foyer (2023), donated by The Collectives Club providing a seating area for patients' relatives.
13. Neonatal Extension Ward (2024), donated by the 1994 Graduating Set and friends guaranteeing better space for neonatal care.
14. State-of-the-art Trauma Centre (2025), donated by the Sulaiman Adebola Adegunwa Foundation, is being gradually activated for service delivery.
15. Asiwaju S. K. Onafowokan Physiotherapy Building (under construction with foundation laid in November, 2023), donated by Coleman Wires and Cables Limited.
Putting acceptable standards into play, our services are designed to be patient-friendly and efficient. We offer round-the-clock emergency care, including trauma care, with advanced medical facilities; advanced medical services, including renal dialysis, surgical services, obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmic services, pediatric care, and ENT services; well-equipped laboratory and radiology departments for accurate diagnostic services; physiotherapy services to aid recovery from injuries or illnesses; crèche services for working parents, within and without; as well as dietetics, and counselling services to promote healthy living and provide emotional support.
We're regularly upgrading our facilities, equipment, and services to meet international standards, thanks to the State Government for allowing us the open platform that enables us enjoy support from well-meaning individuals, associations, and organizations.
At OOUTH, we're committed to providing efficient, affordable, and accessible healthcare to the people of Ogun State and beyond. We appreciate your trust and assure you that we're working diligently to maintain the highest standards of care. We're always open to collaborations and partnerships for medical and surgical outreaches, and we look forward to working together to rebuild trust and confidence in our institution.
Dr. Mrs. Oluwabunmi M. Fatungase
Chief Medical Director
