Emergency services · Benin City, Edo State
Always here when you need us.
Accidents and sudden illness do not wait for an appointment, and neither do we. For an emergency, call 112 or the hospital line, or come straight to the emergency unit. The team stabilizes first, and explains everything as soon as it is safe to.
Overview
Built for the moments that cannot wait.
The emergency unit handles accidents, injuries, sudden severe illness, and any situation where waiting would be dangerous. You do not need an appointment, a referral, or paperwork to be seen: come in, and the team takes it from there.
Emergency care works hand in hand with the rest of the hospital. The laboratory runs urgent tests, imaging is steps away, the pharmacy dispenses immediately, and admission to a ward is seamless when it is needed. Nothing is lost moving between departments.
Families are kept informed at every stage. Once a patient is stable, the team explains what happened, what was done, and what comes next, in plain language and with time for questions.
What to expect
What the emergency unit handles.
How it works
Simple, from first call to follow-up.
Call or come in
Call 112 or the hospital line on the way if you can, or come straight in. No appointment is ever needed for an emergency.
Rapid triage
The team assesses severity immediately and treats the most urgent needs first. Registration paperwork follows care, never the other way around.
Stabilize and plan
Once the patient is stable, the team explains findings and next steps: home with instructions, admission, or planned follow-up.
Common questions
Good to know.
What should I do in an emergency?
Call 112 (emergency services) or the hospital line, or come straight to the emergency unit. Do not book online or wait for a callback in an emergency.
Do I need an appointment or referral?
No. Emergencies are seen immediately, day or night. Care always comes before paperwork.
Can the ambulance come to me?
Yes. Call the hospital line and the ambulance team will be dispatched. Share your location clearly and stay reachable on the number you called from.
What happens after stabilization?
Depending on the situation: discharge home with clear instructions, admission to a ward, or a planned follow-up visit. The team explains every option before deciding with you.
How is emergency care paid for?
Treatment comes first. Costs and payment options, including any HMO or insurance cover, are sorted out with the front desk once the patient is safe.
More care
Related services.
Ready to be seen?
Same-week appointments for new patients, and the front desk one call away.