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OMMA Healthcare is currently developing the new American International Hospital Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria. This new
US Standard acute care facility is being designed by Rees Associates. The hospital is scheduled to open in 2012 and will provide a new standard of medical care to the citizens of Nigeria.

oh my...nigeria must be superb (MAYBE NOT SUPERB BUT WAY BETTER THAN IT IS RIGHT NOW) by 2015...with all these projects!

Good!

Good development. I just hope more of such come up and last a while..

The Government of Nigeria desires to provide quality healthcare to the people of the Calabar region as well as provide an excellent environment for persons traveling to the Calabar, Cross Rivers region to receive healthcare services

The REES solution is a 200 bed, four level hospital on a complete campus offering an outpatient clinic, residential housing, retail and a hospitality hotel and conference center.

Ease and quality services for patients, visitors and employees is a prime concern for the Nigerian government. The hospital is directly linked to clinic and the outpatient services which includes a 12 exam room clinic, outpatient dialysis center, outpatient infusion center, radiation oncology and an outpatient pharmacy. Two, three-level residential buildings providing 100 living units is connected to the hospital through pedestrian walkways. Also all five, 400 square meter retail buildings are linked by a series of covered pedestrian walkways.

The hospital is located at the highest point of the highest point of the site for a high profile presence to the surrounding community and travelers passing through. The exterior is simple to directly reflect the clear and functional planning of the hospital.


http://www.rees.com/specialties/healthcare/acute-care/american-international-hospital-calabar


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Ehm!!! I remember a collegue informing me about this project. He also indicated that the developers are going to be providing special training for the doctors and nurses that are going to be employed there. This is good!!!

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Nice.......what is the Cameroonian flag doing right there??

I guess we needed the stereotypical African chants to know its being built in Africa :lol:

I guess we needed the stereotypical African chants to know its being built in Africa :lol:

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Yeah, was about saying that...:laugh:

I don't even think that type of music is in West Africa :lol: more East or Southern, but nice development :)

And why is it called american international hospital? rubbish!....

Nice.......what is the Cameroonian flag doing right there??

Maybe France and Cameroon have something planned that we don't know about.

But on the real though, I think it is possibly because it is so near Cameroon, they feel it can serve some of those areas as well. They did mention the Cross Rivers region, maybe they are also extending further east.