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EHA Clinics, a leading healthcare provider, has entered into a strategic partnership with Bastion HMO with the aim to revolutionise on-site healthcare for Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) students and staff in Lagos, Nigeria. EHA Clinics’ patient-centered approach ensures every individual receives tailored and compassionate care. This collaboration exemplifies EHA Clinics’ mission to bring superior healthcare services […]
EHA Clinics, a leading healthcare provider, has entered into a strategic partnership with Bastion HMO with the aim to revolutionise on-site healthcare for Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) students and staff in Lagos, Nigeria.
EHA Clinics’ patient-centered approach ensures every individual receives tailored and compassionate care. This collaboration exemplifies EHA Clinics’ mission to bring superior healthcare services directly to communities.
As part of the initiative, EHA Clinics has established a cutting-edge on-site clinic within the PAU campus.
The facility, it stated, was designed to address the university’s vibrant community’s primary healthcare needs.
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The clinic, staffed by experienced medical professionals and adhering to global patient safety standards, offers extensive medical services. With state-of-the-art equipment and a commitment to excellence, the on-site clinic ensures students and staff can conveniently access top-tier healthcare, providing a sense of reassurance and peace of mind.
“We are thrilled to collaborate with Bastion HMO to extend our healthcare services to Pan-Atlantic University’s community,” said Paul Hogan, COO of EHA Clinics.
“Our on-site clinic is designed to provide prompt and comprehensive care, fostering the health and well-being of students and staff alike,” he added.
This partnership underscores EHA Clinics’ dedication to improving healthcare accessibility and reflects its unwavering commitment to serving communities across Nigeria.