You should know the price before you sit down with the doctor. Here is everything we offer, with our current fees in naira. NHIA enrollees pay nothing for covered services, apart from the standard 10% co-payment on medicines.
See a doctor for new symptoms, ongoing problems or simple peace of mind. We examine you properly, explain what we find and only order the tests you need.
Antenatal booking with all the basic tests, then regular checks with a midwife and doctor. Mothers' health talks every third Saturday.
Normal deliveries with experienced midwives and a doctor on call, then checks for mother and baby. High-risk pregnancies are referred early to UCTH or the General Hospital.
Free routine vaccines on the national schedule, growth monitoring and sick-child consultations at a lower children's fee.
Honest advice on every method so you can choose what suits your family. Counselling is free; you pay only for the method you choose.
Regular check-ups, affordable generic medicines and diet advice that works with Calabar cooking, edikang ikong and all.
Our lab does the common tests on site, at fixed prices that are the same for everyone.
A licensed pharmacist dispenses NAFDAC-registered medicines, with good-quality generics wherever possible to keep costs down.
These are our full prices for private patients. NHIA and HMO notes are shown under each item.
NHIA enrollees: bring your NHIA or HMO card and a valid ID. Covered services are free at the point of care; medicines carry the standard 10% co-payment. Private patients can pay by cash, transfer or POS.
We are an accredited NHIA primary care provider. If you are a federal or formal-sector employee, choose Coral Grove as your clinic through your HMO and we'll take it from there.
Want to make Coral Grove your NHIA clinic? Ask your HMO for a change of provider, or send your NHIA number on WhatsApp and we'll guide you through it.
We keep the building simple, buy generic medicines in bulk and run on a lot of community goodwill. The care is the same; we just don't add extras you don't need.
Private patients pay the consultation fee at registration. Tests and medicines are explained and priced before you pay for them, so there are no surprises.
Most consultations, routine lab tests, antenatal care and normal delivery are covered. A few medicines and tests fall outside the NHIA list, and we always tell you first and offer the cheapest option.
Yes. Many mothers pay the delivery package in instalments during pregnancy. Ask Matron to set up a simple plan at your booking visit.
Yes. BP, blood sugar and malaria tests and health advice on outreach days cost nothing. If you need a follow-up visit, you'll get a slip for half the usual consultation fee.