Patient Access and Resources
Everything a patient or relative needs in one place: requesting an appointment, reaching us in an emergency, sharing feedback, raising a concern, and finding the information and forms that support your care.
24/7 Emergency for Accident and Emergency, Ituku-Ozalla. Online forms are not monitored around the clock.
Request an appointment
Send a structured request for an outpatient or specialist clinic. A representative will contact you.
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Accident and Emergency is open every hour of every day. Do not use online forms in an emergency.
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Pay a compliment, offer a suggestion or tell us about your experience of care.
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A separate, confidential route for concerns about care, conduct or safety.
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Practical information for your visit
Medical records
The Medical Records Department issues new hospital cards, stores and retrieves case notes, codes and indexes diagnoses, registers deaths and prepares the hospital's statistical returns to the Federal Ministry of Health. Your record is the basis for planning your care, for communication between the professionals treating you, and for protecting the legal interests of patients, clinicians and the hospital.
- New patients are registered and issued a card at the records desk
- Returning patients present their card so case notes can be retrieved
- Records also support teaching, research and quality-of-care review
National Health Insurance enrollees
UNTH is a primary care provider for its National Health Insurance enrollees, who are seen at the General Outpatient Department on the Ituku-Ozalla campus and at the Federal Secretariat Clinic, Independence Layout, Enugu.
- Report to the insurance desk after collecting a serial number so cover can be verified
- Verified enrollees do not pass through the revenue point
- Return to the insurance desk after consultation to register prescriptions, laboratory requests and referral letters
- A dedicated insurance pharmacy dispenses medicines for enrollees
