The CEO of Diamed Centre Limited, Dr. Abiola Olorode, has said the health facility aspires to deliver an unwavering patient-centered trusted experience as it gradually aims to become a global healthcare service provider in specialized medical diagnostics and treatments.
Olorode made this remark on Tuesday when the Honourable Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Morufu Tunji Alausa, visited the medical centre situated in Oniru, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.
The minister toured the facility to conduct official checks and ensure quality assurance services.
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In her welcome address, the CEO emphasised that the organization has dedicated healthcare professionals who are always eager to deliver compassionate, ethical, and cutting-edge healthcare services.
Her words, “One of the challenges currently affecting the operations of the organization is the high cost of electricity and alternative power supply.
“Additionally, there are issues with slow and infrequent collaboration and rapport with other medical organizations. Furthermore, there is a lack of referrals despite constant networking and liaising activities,” Dr. Olorode added.
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Earlier, Dr Alausa commended the organization’s efforts in strategizing and executing such a remarkable medical facility, and he discussed actionable solutions to address the proposed challenges.
EKO HOT BLOG recalls that Diamed Centre Limited was officially commissioned and launched in July 2024 by the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu.
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