The West Africa College of Physicians and Surgeons has organised a free surgical outreach in the Ahafo Region to support patients suffering from conditions such as eye disorders, hernia, goitre, and fibroids.
The five-day exercise is being held at the Goaso Municipal Hospital and brings together a team of specialist medical professionals to provide surgical care to hundreds of patients across the region.
Speaking to Adom News, the Medical Superintendent of Goaso Municipal Hospital, Dr. James Ankoma, said the outreach, facilitated through the efforts of the Ahafo Regional Minister, Charity Gardiner, aims to improve access to specialised healthcare services for residents.
According to Dr. Ankoma, several successful procedures have already been carried out, with beneficiaries responding positively to treatment, supported by the hospital’s staff.
He added that the exercise, which is expected to conclude on Friday, February 6, 2026, is completely free for National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) subscribers, urging residents to take advantage of the opportunity.
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