OUR HISTORY

Olanrewaju hospital was established in 1986. The facility was run by Dr Idowu Olanrewaju and Dr Abdul Razak Jimoh. The hospital moved to its present site in May 1999 while Dr AbdulRazak Jimoh moved on to establish Delnik Hospital. Since then, the hospital has

continued to undergo extensive re-engineering to face the evolving challenges in the Nigerian healthcare industry.

We provide family-centered primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare services, including a wide range of specialist services as appropriate and tailored towards patient needs. The hospital is a training center for undergraduate medical students and for tutelage and preparation of part 2 postgraduate residents for the Nigerian National Postgraduate Medical College Fellowship examinations in Family Medicine.

The hospital organizes continuing professional development/CME for all medical staff on a monthly basis and performs quarterly audits of in-patient management. We also have a standard library with on-line facilities. We are involved in basic clinical and laboratory research relevant to local, Nigerian, and African health issues. The Malaria Resource Centre, a research enterprise arm of the hospital, has to its credit, published several papers in internationally reputable journals.

Our Mission

We will provide consistently high standard medical care to patients with transparent dedication. We will strive to deliver this high-quality care in the most cost-effective way possible to the benefit of our clients and our community.

We will provide advanced procedures when necessary, within our available resources, with a focus on caring, compassion and patient safety. Achieving this mission is a responsibility we all share with uncompromising commitment.

Core Values

Olanrewaju Hospital will achieve its mission through cost-effective, evidence-based care, quality service, and patient-centered decision-making. Our achievements must be based on continuous evidence-based evaluations and patient feedback, as follows:

  • A dedicated quality assurance team that promotes outstanding patient care priorities, and staff well-being and facilitates excellent hospital maintenance practices, among other key roles.
  • Private patient rooms with 24-hour internet and satellite access.
  • Automated Laboratory and Radiology Units.
  • Access to the latest medical equipment, which enables the delivery of cutting-edge clinical services.
  • Regular water supply to the hospital is provided by three fully functional boreholes and a 100,000-litre storage tank.
  • Safety is assured in our patient rooms, operating theatres, and emergency units with the use of electronic patient monitors.
  • Our modernized life support system guarantees uninterrupted oxygen supply through the use of our oxygen concentrators.
  • A well-trained maintenance team keeps a very close watch on the cleanliness of the facility.
  • Convenience store that runs from 8 am to 6 pm Monday – Saturday.

About Us

Olanrewaju hospital was established in 1986 and was jointly run by Dr Idowu Olanrewaju and Dr AbdulRazak Jimoh. The hospital moved to its present site in May 1999 while Dr AbdulRazak Jimoh moved on to establish Delnik Hospital. Since then, the hospital has continued to undergo extensive re-engineering to face the evolving challenges in the Nigerian healthcare industry.

Out Patient

We provide family-centered primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare services including a wide range of specialist services as appropriate and tailored towards patient needs. The hospital is a training center for undergraduate medical students and for tutelage and preparation of part 2 postgraduate students for the Nigerian National Postgraduate Medical College Fellowship examinations in Family Medicine.

The hospital organizes continuing professional development/CME for all medical staff on a monthly basis and performs quarterly audits of in-patient management. We also have a standard library with online facilities.

We are involved in basic clinical and laboratory research relevant to local, Nigerian and African health issues. The Malaria Resource Centre, a research enterprise arm of the hospital, has, to its credit, published a number of papers in internationally reputable journals.