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    Ghana’s Most Advanced Retina Clinic

    St. Thomas Eye Hospital was established in 2010 as the North Western Eye Centre until the name was changed to the current one in 2014. Over the years we have invested heavily in technology and created an inclusive multi-subspecialty practice that ensures collective ownership of our shared values in providing advanced eye care services to our clients in Ghana and the West African sub-region. Since 2018 we have added 3 more branches with shared ownership that guarantees long term sustainable delivery of high quality services to our cherished clients.

    Dr. Michael E. Gyasi

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    We have state of the art facilities. We take highly both your comfort and the delivery of top notch eye care services

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    Our employees are more than just people who come to work each day – they are all united in a common goal: to create the best patient experience and the most positive patient outcomes.
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    Mataheko Flamingo, Near Faith Cathedral,
    P. O BOX SK 743, SAKUMONO, ACCRA GHANA


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     Mary Adzanyo

    Great ophthalmologists. Professional and diligent staff. Advice on eye care; very patient with children… was amazed about how patient the staff was with my young cousin of 4.

    Mary Adzanyo

    Sharon Phillips – Ayikpa

    My Gramps had her glaucoma surgery done there, my little girl of six years also goes there for her eye care hence I can assure you of quality opthalmologic care. They’re simply the best in what they do and customer care is so on point. Thumbs up..

    Sharon Phillips – Ayikpa

    I always make my appointment at the same time as bringing my children. We are always seen on time and the ophthalmologists and reception staff are always friendly and accommodating.

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