The Administrator of the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, popularly known as “MahamaCares,” Adjoa Obuobia Darko-Opoku, has listed health facilities across the country that have been enrolled in the programme and are currently delivering services to Ghanaians.
Providing an update on the implementation of the fund during the Government’s Accountability Series on Monday, May 11, Madam Obuobia said the Trust Fund was established with a clear mandate to mobilise resources to finance and support specialised medical care for Ghanaians suffering from chronic illnesses such as cancer and kidney disease.
While the policy is active, here are some selected health facilities that patients can get access to healthcare under the programme.
| No. | Hospital Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Korle Bu Teaching Hospital |
| 2 | Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital |
| 3 | Cape Coast Teaching Hospital |
| 4 | Tamale Teaching Hospital |
| 5 | Ho Teaching Hospital |
| 6 | Sunyani Teaching Hospital |
| 7 | Effia Nkwanta Regional Hospital |
| 8 | Greater Accra Regional Hospital |
| 9 | Eastern Regional Hospital |
| 10 | Winneba Trauma and Specialist Hospital |
| 11 | Volta Regional Hospital |
| 12 | Kumasi South Hospital |
| 13 | Northern Regional Hospital |
| 14 | Upper West Regional Hospital |
| 15 | Upper East Regional Hospital |
| 16 | Sefwi-Wiawso Government Hospital |
| 17 | Goaso Municipal Hospital |
| 18 | Bole Municipal Hospital |
| 19 | Worawora Government Hospital |
| 20 | Holy Family Hospital – Techiman |
| 21 | Baptist Medical Centre |
| 22 | University of Ghana Medical Centre |
| 23 | 37 Military Hospital |
| 24 | International Maritime Hospital |
| 25 | The Bank Hospital |
| 26 | Trust Specialist Hospital |
| 27 | Aisha Hospital |
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