Stanbic Bank Ghana, under the leadership of Mr Mawuko Afadzinu, Head of Brand and Marketing, has donated office equipment valued at GHC120,000 to the Ho Teaching Hospital to operationalise its new Medical Tourism Coordinating Office.
The donation includes a four-in-one workstation, six swivel chairs, two 1.5HP air conditioners, a metal cabinet, two printers, two desktop computers, and a laptop, providing the core infrastructure for a fully functional office.
Hospital officials explained that the Medical Tourism Office will serve as a one-stop centre, integrating high-quality healthcare with seamless travel logistics, offering clients safe, affordable treatment while experiencing Ghana’s hospitality and culture.
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Mr Afadzinu emphasised that healthcare is a cornerstone of national growth and a central part of the Bank’s community investment strategy.
He described the establishment of the Medical Tourism Centre as “a bold step” to elevate Ho Teaching Hospital as a regional leader in specialised care.
“Ho Teaching Hospital is already a pillar in this region, and with this new centre, it has the potential to attract medical tourists, expand access to care, and raise the standard of healthcare delivery,” he said.
He added, “Better infrastructure leads to better service. And better service leads to better outcomes for the people who matter most, the patients,” highlighting the Bank’s long-term commitment to community strengthening.
Mr George Tetteh, Director of Administration at Ho Teaching Hospital, who received the equipment on behalf of the CEO, expressed gratitude for the donation and reaffirmed the Hospital’s vision to become the preferred medical tourism destination in the sub-region.
He also revealed that the Medical Tourism Office would soon introduce a music therapy studio to further enhance the hospital’s wellness tourism offerings.
