What healthcare services are available through the Ministry of Health?

We offer a wide range of services including vaccinations, maternal and child health, chronic disease management, and emergency care. Visit our services page for more details.

How can I access free or subsidized healthcare in Ghana?

Eligible individuals can access free or subsidized healthcare through the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). Enrollment is simple—visit your nearest NHIS office to register.

What should I do if I suspect I have a contagious disease?

If you suspect you have a contagious disease, seek medical attention immediately at the nearest health facility. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial in preventing the spread of disease.

Where can I get vaccinated in Ghana?

If you suspect you have a contagious disease, seek medical attention immediately at the nearest health facility. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial in preventing the spread of disease.

How do I find a qualified healthcare provider near me?

You can use our online directory to find qualified healthcare providers in your area. Alternatively, visit the nearest public health facility for assistance.

What should I bring to my first healthcare appointment?

Bring a valid ID, your NHIS card (if enrolled), and any relevant medical records. If you’re visiting for a specific condition, note down your symptoms and any medications you're taking.

How can I learn more about managing chronic conditions like diabetes or hypertension?

We offer educational programs and resources on managing chronic conditions. Visit our chronic disease management page or speak with your healthcare provider for personalized advice.

What are the symptoms of malaria, and how can I prevent it?

Symptoms of malaria include fever, chills, and headache. Prevent malaria by sleeping under insecticide-treated nets, taking antimalarial medication, and avoiding mosquito bites. Seek treatment immediately if you suspect malaria.