Hohoe: The Ghana Medical Trust Fund has donated two dialysis machines and other equipment to the Hohoe hospital to boost renal care services. According to Ghana News Agency, the donation, facilitated by HealthTeach Ghana and Project C.U.R.E., is expected to enhance the hospital's capacity to manage kidney-related conditions and improve patient outcomes. Madam Adjoa Obuobia Opoku-Darko, Administrator of the Fund, stated that this intervention is part of ongoing efforts to improve access to specialized healthcare services nationwide. She emphasized that the equipment would provide essential support to patients battling kidney disease, serving as a crucial lifeline for many who depend on dialysis for survival. Records from the hospital show that with its previous two dialysis machines, the facility conducted 1,385 dialysis sessions from August 2024 for 23 patients, three of whom had recently passed away. Dr. Arko Akoto Ampaw, Medical Director of the hospital, expressed his gratitude while receiving the equipm ent, noting that the donation effectively doubled the hospital's dialysis capacity. He highlighted that this would enable the hospital to serve more patients from the Volta Region and surrounding areas, ensuring timely access to life-saving treatment. Dr. Ampaw conveyed appreciation to the Fund and its partners for their support, stating that the intervention would alleviate the burden on patients and healthcare workers while enhancing the quality of care delivery. He assured that the machines would be properly maintained to ensure their longevity and sustained service. Dr. Ampaw also remarked on the importance of such partnerships in addressing gaps in healthcare delivery and improving outcomes for patients with chronic conditions.
- May 15, 2026
