Atasemanso Hospital is open 24 hours. Find practical information for a consultation, a hospital stay or a visit to someone in our care.
Confirm your department and the doctor or service you need. Regular doctor consultations: Monday–Saturday, 8am–5pm; Sunday, 2pm–6pm. Laboratory, X-ray and ultrasound: Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm; Saturday, 8am–3pm; Sunday, closed.
Request a consultationReport to reception in the main hospital building first. The receiving nurse or responsible member of staff will direct you to your department or to the annex. Bring your patient card, any referral and relevant reports. If using insurance, bring your insurance card.
Contact & directionsFamily may visit at any time, with no fixed numerical limit. Please check with the ward nurse first: visits may need to wait while a patient is sleeping, resting or receiving care.
Family visiting informationAppointments and walk-ins are welcome. Routine consultations are with the doctor on duty. A selected arrival time is for check-in and preparation, not a guaranteed doctor start time. Visiting specialists and planned operations are arranged separately with the responsible team.
For billing, receipts or insurance account enquiries, contact info@atasemansohospitalltd.com.
Acacia Health Insurance
Ace Medical Insurance
Nationwide Medical Insurance
GAB Health Insurance
Bupa International
Cigna
Phoenix Health Insurance
Aetna InternationalBring your insurance card. Reception will confirm your membership and the arrangements for your plan before treatment. Benefits and authorisation requirements depend on your individual policy.
The National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) is not accepted.
Admission is arranged following a doctor’s assessment when inpatient care is needed. The ward team coordinates your admission and accommodation.
Shared male and female wards are available, alongside special wards for patients seeking more privacy. Washrooms and toilets are available for patients.
Bring comfortable clothing or sleepwear, toiletries, a towel, slippers and the personal essentials you need for your stay. Bring your patient card, any referral, relevant reports and a list of your current medicines. If using insurance, bring your insurance card.
Relatives may stay overnight. Speak with the ward nurse about the practical arrangements for the patient’s room.
Discharge is arranged when the treating doctor confirms that you are ready to leave. The team explains discharge instructions and any follow-up needed, while administration completes billing and payment arrangements as part of the discharge process.
Family may visit at any time, with no fixed numerical limit. Please check with the ward nurse first: visits may need to wait while a patient is sleeping, resting or receiving care.
Children may visit under the same arrangements as other ward visitors. Please follow the nursing team’s guidance and respect the rest and privacy of everyone in the ward.
Visits are for close family and other visitors authorised by the patient or family. Check with the ward nurse before entering.
For urgent care, report to the main hospital building. The clinical team assesses the patient and provides care within the hospital’s capabilities. Patients needing care beyond those capabilities are referred to an appropriate larger institution.
For urgent care and ambulance arrangements, call 024 238 0801, 024 441 7403 or 054 357 9114. Alternatively, call reception on 032 202 6251. If a call is unanswered, try another listed number. The hospital team will confirm the transport arrangements.
If a call is unanswered, try another listed number. For urgent care, come to the main hospital building; do not wait for an online reply.
Bring a referral letter and a report of the patient’s medical history when available. For an onward referral or transfer, the hospital team prepares the referral information and clinical summary for the receiving facility.
Wheelchair access and staff assistance are available. Ask the team for help when you arrive.
Parking and patient drop-off are available at the main hospital building. Start at main reception for onward directions.
Staff can assist patients in English, Twi and Chinese. Let reception know your preferred language and confirm the assistance available for your visit.
Washrooms and toilets are available for patients during their stay.
A sitting area close to the wards gives patients and relatives space to sit and enjoy fresh air.
The hospital canteen sells food, drinks and pastries for patients and relatives.
Employers can arrange staff healthcare, medical examinations and health screening through hospital administration. Contact Esq. Peter Atakora Abrefa, Administrator, through the front desk or hospital email to discuss your requirements and agree the scope of services.
We accept cash, mobile money and private insurance. Please confirm your insurer, plan and service coverage with the hospital. The National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) is not accepted.
Confirm charges and the hospital’s official payment instructions with the team. No payment is collected through this website.
Atasemanso Hospital does not administer blood transfusions. We welcome conversations with patients who decline transfusions, including Jehovah’s Witnesses, about their individual care needs and treatment preferences.
Read about care without transfusionsOur hospital welcomes patients from the United Kingdom, Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso and other communities. Before arranging travel, contact the hospital to confirm that the service you need can be provided, agree consultation arrangements and discuss costs and relevant documents.
Contact the hospitalOur information guide helps you find hospital information. The clinical team and reception confirm the details of your visit.
Plan your hospital consultation visit in our consultation calendar. Review the fees and terms, then check the booking status in your confirmation email. For help, call 032 202 6251. Walk-ins are welcome. Regular consultations: Monday–Saturday, 8am–5pm; Sunday, 2pm–6pm.
Bring your patient card, any referral and relevant reports. If using insurance, bring your insurance card. Report to reception in the main hospital building first. The receiving nurse or responsible member of staff will direct you to your department or to the annex.
Yes. Hospital and inpatient care are open 24 hours, Monday–Sunday. Regular doctor consultations: Monday–Saturday, 8am–5pm; Sunday, 2pm–6pm. Laboratory, X-ray and ultrasound: Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm; Saturday, 8am–3pm; Sunday, closed.
We accept Acacia Health Insurance, Ace Medical Insurance, Nationwide Medical Insurance, GAB Health Insurance, Bupa International, Cigna, Phoenix Health Insurance, Aetna International. Bring your insurance card. Reception will confirm your membership and the arrangements for your plan before treatment. Benefits and authorisation requirements depend on your individual policy. The National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) is not accepted.
Shared male and female wards are available, alongside special wards for patients seeking more privacy. Washrooms and toilets are available for patients. The main hospital has more than 100 beds, including four special wards; the annex provides additional special wards. Admission is arranged following a doctor’s assessment when inpatient care is needed. The ward team coordinates your admission and accommodation.
The hospital has two operating theatres. A consultation and individual assessment are needed to confirm the procedure, responsible clinical team and arrangements for surgical care.
Cash, mobile money and private insurance are accepted. NHIS is not accepted. Confirm insurance coverage, the charge and the hospital’s official payment instructions with the team. No payments are taken through this website.
Atasemanso Road, Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana. GhanaPostGPS: AK-429-3768. The main hospital and annex share the hospital’s address and contact channels. Report to reception in the main hospital building first. The receiving nurse or responsible member of staff will direct you to your department or to the annex.
Atasemanso Hospital does not administer blood transfusions. Discuss your treatment preferences, clinical options, risks and any limitations directly with your clinician. A decision about whether your care can be provided here requires individual assessment.
Call reception on 032 202 6251, WhatsApp 054 850 3573 or email info@atasemansohospitalltd.com. See Contact & directions for the doctors’ contact numbers and hospital location.
The guide helps you find hospital pages and information. It does not assess symptoms, diagnose conditions or recommend treatment. Speak with a qualified clinician about a health concern.
Relatives may stay overnight. Speak with the ward nurse about the practical arrangements for the patient’s room.
Family may visit at any time, with no fixed numerical limit. Please check with the ward nurse first: visits may need to wait while a patient is sleeping, resting or receiving care. Children may visit under the same ward visiting arrangements. In maternity and children’s wards, visits are for close family and other visitors authorised by the patient or family.
Discharge is arranged when the treating doctor confirms that you are ready to leave. The team explains discharge instructions and any follow-up needed, while administration completes billing and payment arrangements as part of the discharge process.
For urgent care, report to the main hospital building. The clinical team assesses the patient and provides care within the hospital’s capabilities. Patients needing care beyond those capabilities are referred to an appropriate larger institution. For urgent care and ambulance arrangements, call 024 238 0801, 024 441 7403 or 054 357 9114. Alternatively, call reception on 032 202 6251. If a call is unanswered, try another listed number. The hospital team will confirm the transport arrangements.
Yes. Wheelchair access and staff assistance are available. Parking and patient drop-off are at the main building.
Staff can assist patients in English, Twi and Chinese. Let reception know your preferred language and confirm the assistance available for your visit.
Call 032 202 6251, 024 441 7403 or 024 238 0801, or email info@atasemansohospitalltd.com. We aim to acknowledge and provide an initial response to your feedback within 24 hours. A concern requiring investigation may take longer to resolve.
Employers can arrange staff healthcare, medical examinations and health screening through hospital administration. Contact Esq. Peter Atakora Abrefa, Administrator, through the front desk or hospital email to discuss your requirements and agree the scope of services.
