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SAVEALIFE MISSION HOSPITAL - hip & knee replacement surgery, spine surgery, kidney transplant, IVF center, heart surgery
81.4/ 100
4.54.5 out of 5 stars407 reviews
38 Uyo Street, off Stadium Road, Rumuomasi, Port Harcourt 500102, Rivers, Nigeria
- Open 24 hours
Why ranked #1? ▾
- Google rating88
- Review volume87
- Review recency89
- Profile completeness100
- Review sentiment55
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Recent reviews
- Blessing O. ★★★★★ : I recently visited Save A Life Hospital, and one thing that stood out to me was how much the hospital is embracing digital healthcare. For the first time, I saw a hospital that has their own app.."My Home Clinic App". This app gives patients access to doctors and professional healthcare support from the comfort of their homes. Good they made The app accessible to everyone in Nigeria. I advice everyone to download via Google play store and iPhone App Store. It was surprising that a doctor consultation card costs ₦5,000 only, which I found quite reasonable. The hospital is the first digitalized hospital in Africa. I was so surprised to see patients from other countries in the Hospital.... Another impressive aspect is the hospital’s access to doctors from the UK and other countries, with several medical services that people often travel abroad for, are available within the facility. They have a Situation Room, which is 24/7 active and gives upto date with the happenings in the hospital. The entire facility was clean, well-organized and free from unpleasant medical smells or odours. They recently carried out a successful robotic knee replacement surgery, making it the first in West Africa I strongly recommend the hospital 100% as the best in Nigeria and in West Africa
- confidence A. ★★★★★ : One of the things I discovered about SaveALife is that its services, and the way it applies technology to patient care, are actually less expensive than I initially thought. A friend of mine who is based in the US had fibroids and was supposed to undergo treatment there, but due to the urgent need for her to return home, she decided to have the procedure in Nigeria. When it was time for the surgery, SaveALife was recommended to her. However, her younger sister discouraged her, saying that the hospital was expensive. Nevertheless, we decided to give it a try, and we were amazed at how smoothly the operation was carried out. She recovered quickly and has since returned to the US. But guess what? She said the cost was surprisingly affordable—far less expensive than she had expected.
