MedServe MD Pays Courtesy Visit To UCH CMD, Lauds Hospital Support For Diagnostic Centre

MedServe MD Pays Courtesy Visit To UCH CMD, Lauds Hospital Support For Diagnostic Centre

MedServe MD Pays Courtesy Visit To UCH CMD, Lauds Hospital Support For Diagnostic Centre

The Managing Director of the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) MedServe, Dr. Tolu Adewole, has paid a courtesy visit to the Chief Medical Director of the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, Prof. Jesse Abiodun Otegbayo.

Dr. Adewole said the visit was to appreciate the UCH management for its support towards the successful establishment of the MedServe Laboratories and Diagnostic Centre in the hospital.

He disclosed that the new facility, recently commissioned by the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Mohammed Ali Pate, was designed to provide world-class diagnostic services, enhance cancer care and improve access to quality healthcare for Nigerians.

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He commended Prof. Otegbayo for his purposeful leadership and commitment to repositioning UCH as a centre of excellence, noting that the partnership between NSIA MedServe and UCH will further strengthen healthcare delivery, training and research.

In his response, Prof. Otegbayo welcomed Dr. Adewole and his team, appreciating NSIA MedServe for choosing UCH as one of the benefiting institutions and for its investment in healthcare infrastructure.

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The CMD stated that the newly commissioned centre will significantly bridge the gap in diagnostic services, reduce medical tourism and enhance patient care in the hospital.

He assured of the management's continued support and collaboration to ensure optimal utilisation and sustainability of the facility, stressing that UCH remains committed to partnerships that will improve service delivery and advance its tripartite mandate of clinical service, training and research.