Euracare Wellness Centre is an official Healthcare Partner of Lekki 10km Road Race
Euracare Wellness Centre is an official Healthcare Partner of Lekki 10km Road Race‼
Whether you are a seasoned runner or running your very first race, your health matters! You can still do your quick health screening @euracarewellness centre.
Christmas Greetings
Seasons greetings to all our patients and partners. May you have a blessed Christmas with your dear ones to start a wonderful New Year!
International Day of Radiology 2021
On November 8, radiologists, radiographers, radiological technologists and professionals from related fields are celebrating International Day of Radiology all over the world. Let’s celebrate together!
Euracare launches Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Breast cancer is a scary disease that occurs in women and rarely in men. There is therefore a need for women to ensure they get examined regularly for early detection of symptoms to reduce their risk of getting breast cancer. The month of October worldwide is dedicated to Breast Cance Awareness also referred to as Pink October. This year’s breast cancer awareness month (BCAM) theme focuses on Giving Hope and Saving Lives!
In recognition of the annual global effort to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer and its early detection and treatment of Breast Cancer, Euracare is providing discounted services for digital mammography, abdomen, and pelvic ultrasound scans valid until the 5th of November 2021.
Euracare Advanced Diagnostics & Heart Centre joined the Lions Club International District 418 Ghana on the 15th of October 2021 to conduct a free breast screening for communities in Akropong, Akwapim. The Euracare Team participated in the First Annual Women’s Health Fair held at the Ghana College for Physicians and Surgeons on the 16th of October 2021 to advertise discounted mammogram services to communities in the Ridge area.
Euracare in partnership with the Dorothy Hope Foundation took part in a Walkerthon (Breast Cancer Awareness Health Walk) on the 23rd of October 2021 from the Cantonments Post Office to the Tema Station A.M.A Building (6.4km) to create awareness on breast cancer and the role of regular exercise in reducing the risk of breast cancer recurrence.
Euracare in partnership with Graphic Communications Group Limited will provide free breast examinations for the communities in the South Industrial Area, Accra on the 27th and 29th of October 2021.
The free breast screening projects aim to provide an opportunity to raise communities and women’s awareness about cancer, and the benefits of preventive medicine. Together we can beat it. Get your breasts checked!
Achieving physical rehabilitation, weight loss with electro muscular stimulation
Euracare introduces EMS, says centre for those who don’t visit gym regularly, new way to achieve fitness goals for less time.
ASspart of efforts to encourage physical rehabilitation of stroke patients, induce weight loss and encourage physical fitness, Euracare Wellness Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, has introduced Electro Muscular Stimulation (EMS). Read More…
Euracare is here to help healthy people get healthier
The Managing Director of Euracare Hospital, Mr Pieter Slabberts, has vowed that his team of experts is determined to help healthy people to get healthier and stop the menace of medical tourism in Nigeria. Read More…
Euracare introduces IV Infusions the new way for body vitality
If you’re looking for an improvement in your overall health, a stronger immune system, and dramatically brighter skin, it might be time to get over your fear of needles.
Nowadays, more people are increasingly subjecting themselves to needles by choice – thanks to the emergence of intravenous (IV) vitamins that are gaining popularity by the day. Read More…
EURACARE opens wellness centre in Lagos
In a bid to halt medical tourism and bring back Nigerian-born medical professionals across the world, Euracare has launched a wellness centre in Lagos to meet these targets.
Speaking at the launch, the managing director of the health facility, Mr. Pieter Slabberts, said the major reasons the centre was established in Nigeria were to reduce medical tourism among Nigerians and have a hospital in Nigeria that ensures that caring for the sick shouldn’t be the only priority but also helping healthy people remain healthy. Read More…
