The Founder of Loveworld Ministry, Dr Chris Oyakhilome has demonstrated his commitment to improving health services to the people of Nigeria by setting up LoveWorld Medical Center, which is to provide the best services in terms of medical services to patients.

This was disclosed when the hospital hosted the International Symposium on Radiosonde Therapy & Oncology.

The chairman of the medical facility, Dr Deola Phillips said the 80-bed inpatient capacity hospital is built with the state-of-the-art medical facilities. 

Dr. Phillips said the executive wing of the hospital caters to high-profile patients, and the  facilities in the hospital include a General Outpatient Department, Emergency Ambulance Services, Obstetrics And Gynaecologic, Fertility Services, Paediatrics, Minimally Invasive Surgeries, Dialysis Services, ICU and HDU, Radiology, and top-notch laboratory investigations.

She said: “Our commitment to excellence, coupled with our relentless pursuit of innovation, has propelled us in our mission to provide world-class healthcare services to our community and beyond.”

Speaking on the area of radionuclide therapy, she said “we are poised to make significant strides. This cutting-edge treatment modality offers renewed hope to patients battling various forms of cancer, harnessing the power of radioactive isotopes to target and destroy cancerous or diseased cells with unprecedented precision.

“Our team of dedicated nuclear medicine physicians, radiologists, and medical physicists are on hand to provide clinical services with refined techniques, ensuring optimal outcomes for our patients.”

Highlighting on the importance of the hospital to health delivery in Nigeria, the Chief Operating Officer at the hospital, Dr Anthony Oseghale said their mission is to lead the healthcare industry with holistic, accessible, and best-in-class services.

“We are committed to delivering exceptional, compassionate care through innovation and technology, guided by our core values of excellence, teamwork, accountability, compassion, and trust,” he said.