The new facility includes separate male and female medical and surgical wards, as well as dedicated pediatric wards for boys and girls. It is equipped with modern diagnostic and patient-monitoring equipment, an in-house laboratory, a pharmacy, and other essential supporting facilities.
During the commissioning ceremony, President Mahama reiterated the government's dedication to improving healthcare services within the security services. He also announced plans to finalize the hospital's expansion project, which is expected to add 106 beds and include an Intensive Care Unit, an accident and emergency center, surgical theaters, consulting rooms, and advanced diagnostic equipment.
Two ambulances were also donated to bolster emergency response and patient care capabilities at the hospital. The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, highlighted the ward as an investment in the welfare of security personnel, emphasizing the government's commitment to strengthening public institutions and ensuring access to quality healthcare for those who protect the nation.
The Inspector-General of Police, Christian Tetteh Yohuno, welcomed the new facility, underscoring the importance of the health and well-being of police personnel for their effective service delivery. The new ward complex is intended to serve not only police officers but also their families and the wider public.