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New Life Homeopathic Clinic grab another Prestigious award.

New Life Homeopathic Clinic's CEO Wins Another Award.

The Chief Executive Officer of New Life Homeopathic Clinic Dr. Mark Agyei has been awarded as the most high alternative clinical facility in Africa which was organised by West Africa Clinical Alliance.

The award comes after the Clinic furnished its headquarters with ultra-modern facilities to enable them to solve challenges facing Ghanaians in terms of health care delivery.

Addressing the gathering shortly after receiving the awards,Dr.Mark Agyei stated that"The Clinic has an ultra-modern building, which comprises an Out-Patients Department, Consulting Rooms, Physiotherapy Unit, Laboratory, Scan, Conference Room, Lobby, and Out-Patients Wards for Male and Female.

New Life Homeopathic Clinic is specialized in acute and chronic diseases like stroke, infertility, prostate disorders, high blood pressure, diabetes, premature ejaculation, and erectile dysfunctions.

The clinic has developed to become one of Ghana’s leading healthcare centres in Ghana, providing effective and high-quality healthcare for patients since its inception seven years ago.

Speaking to Oman FM's the truth news Dr. Mark Agyei  expressed his profound gratitude to the organisers for recognizing his effort towards better health care delivery in the country.

“I am very happy to be recognized for my performance in Alternative Medicine over the years in curing chronic diseases in this country,” he said.

“This award will guard me to work hard and ensure that Ghanaians and people around the world receive proper health care delivery through Homeopathy,” he added.

Dr. Agyei beat different Homeopathic Hospitals and Clinics to be crowned the most outstanding clinic with concrete medical facilities in the country in terms of quality health care delivery.

Story By: ( Owoahene Antwi Boasiako, Oman FM Madina Accra )

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