Family consultations
Thorough appointments for new and ongoing concerns, with the same doctor wherever possible.
- Fever, malaria and infections
- Aches, joint pain and fatigue
- Second opinions
Services
General practice, with depth where it matters most
We provide the full range of family medical care, from children's illnesses to medical reports, and give particular attention to the long-term conditions that shape later life.
Hypertension care
Blood pressure reviews, medicine checks and lifestyle advice to lower the long-term risk of stroke.
- Home blood pressure guidance
- ECG on site
- Stroke risk assessment
Diabetes care
Regular sugar and HbA1c monitoring, with feet, eyes and kidneys checked on a fixed calendar.
- HbA1c every three months
- Diabetic foot examination
- Eye screening referral
Home visits
Doctor and nurse visits for patients who are elderly, housebound or newly discharged from hospital.
- Monthly reviews at home
- Blood samples taken at home
- Wound and catheter care
Kidney & heart risk checks
Early tests for kidney strain and heart disease in patients with hypertension, diabetes or a family history.
- Kidney function and urine protein
- Lipid profile
- ECG and risk score
Children's health
Sick-child visits, growth checks and immunisations, so children grow up in the same practice as their parents.
- National immunisation schedule
- Growth and development checks
- School medical forms
Laboratory & pharmacy
On-site testing for the investigations families need most, and genuine medicines dispensed on the premises.
- Blood sugar and HbA1c
- Kidney and liver function
- NAFDAC-registered medicines
Medical reports
Pre-employment medicals, fitness-to-travel letters, and reports for pension boards, insurers or visa applications.
- Pre-employment medicals
- Fitness-to-fly letters
- Insurance and visa reports
New patients
Registering with the practice
Registration is straightforward, and the whole household can be registered in a single visit.
- 1
Call or visit reception
Tell us how many family members you would like to register. Early mornings from 8:00 am are usually quietest.
- 2
Bring your documents
A form of ID, any previous medical records, your list of medicines, and your NHIA or HMO card if you have one.
- 3
A first consultation
Each new patient sees a doctor for a full history and baseline checks of blood pressure, weight, sugar and urine.
- 4
Your own record and doctor
You leave with a patient number, a named doctor and, where needed, a date for your next review.
NHIA and HMOs
Insurance we accept
We see NHIA enrollees and members of several private HMOs. Please present your card at reception so that we can confirm your cover before your consultation.
- NHIA
- Hygeia HMO
- AXA Mansard Health
- Reliance HMO
- Leadway Health
- Avon HMO
- Clearline HMO
Private patients pay per visit or join the Chronic Care Programme. Our fees are displayed at reception and given gladly over the telephone.
Questions
Common questions from families
How much is a consultation?
A consultation for a private patient is ₦15,000, or ₦12,000 for children under 16. Laboratory tests and medicines are charged separately and explained before anything is done.
How do home visits work, and what do they cost?
Home visits are booked a day ahead and cost ₦35,000 within central Benin City, including GRA, Ugbowo, Uselu and Sapele Road, with a small travel charge for areas further out. Visits are included on the At Home plan.
Can I book an appointment for my elderly parent?
Yes. Many of our appointments are made by sons and daughters. With your parent's consent, we can update you by telephone after the visit, even if you live outside Nigeria.
Do you see children as well?
Yes. We see babies, children and teenagers, and many families have three generations registered with us.
What happens if I need a specialist?
We refer you to specialists at UBTH or to trusted consultants in Benin City, send a full referral letter, and continue your care once you return.