Reddington Hospital gives 25% discount on latest technology
The Reddington Hospital, Lagos has slashed 25% discount for individuals and institutions alike interested in using its latest technology, Lifescan. Lifescan is a total body health screening service providing early detection of critical conditions and life threatening illnesses especially in people with risk factors. Group Medical Director Reddington Hospital, Dr Olutunde Lalude made the disclosure […]
The Reddington Hospital, Lagos has slashed 25% discount for individuals and institutions alike interested in using its latest technology, Lifescan.
Lifescan is a total body health screening service providing early detection of critical conditions and life threatening illnesses especially in people with risk factors.
Group Medical Director Reddington Hospital, Dr Olutunde Lalude made the disclosure during the official commissioning of the Lifescan Medical Checkup services in Lagos.
He said the medical checkup programme is valid till September 30th, 2017.
Dr Lalude explained that the Lifescan is a common test in the developed world such as the USA which provides comprehensive screening to identify health problems before the symptoms are evident.
“We want to promote wellness as a better alternative to having to endure expensive and lengthy treatment options. Screening services can provide early warning of potential problems before they are evident especially for those with risk factors. This simple, non-invasive and pain free screening includes diagnostic imaging of the head, brain, neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis.”
The Head Radiologist of the hospital, Dr. James Ogunshina, stated that medical research has consistently shown that early detection increases survival rates adding that early diagnosis is the most critical strategy for avoiding a heart attack, stroke or advanced cancer diagnosis.
“We are looking at ways to make this accessible to as many people as possible. Our entire team is committed to continuously improving standards of healthcare delivery and access to it.”